How to add a custom/local height grid in iTwin Capture Modeler- Part 2 (Advanced)
Unlike projections or customized SRS that can be implemented in iTwin Capture Modeler using a PRJ or WKT file, the vertical datum can only be implemented using a transformation grid in GTX format. Here is a short procedure that describes step by step…
GCS missing in 3SM produced in ContextCapture 20 and uploaded to PW ContextShare
Hi, as in the subject, we cannot attach 3SM from PW ContextShare to a dgn in OpenRoads Designer (2021R2) as ORD shows error: "This Reality Mesh needs to be reprojected but no GCS is set" and gets listed in red in Reality Mesh Attachments dialog. The mesh…
ContextCapture local height grid Germany GCG2016
Hi there,
I'm looking for a way to use the ETRS89 location system with the German national elevation system (DHHN2016) in ContextCapture. Is there a gtx or csv file to download for this geoid model GCG2016 in order to implement this workflow?
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How to add a custom/local height grid in ContextCapture – Part 1 (Basic)
Product(s):
ContextCapture
Version(s):
N\A
Environment:
N\A
Area:
Spatial Reference System Database
Subarea:
N\A
In some cases, if you find that the height grid your coordinates refer to are…
How to add a custom/local height grid in ContextCapture - Part 2 (Advanced)
Product(s):
ContextCapture
Version(s):
N\A
Environment:
N\A
Area:
Spatial Reference System Database
Subarea:
N\A
Unlike projections or customized SRS that can be implemented in ContextCapture…
[Contextcapture] Latvian vertical coordinate system datums
EN: Attached user defined coordinate systems and geoids LV98 and LV14 for Latvian vertical coordinate systems: deprecated BAH/BAS(Baltic height system EPSG:5705) and current LAS(Latvia 2000 height EPSG:7700)
LV: Pielikumā vertikālā koordinātu sistēmas…
File not found error while loading Leica DBX data
Product(s):
InRoads, MX, GEOPAK
Version(s):
08.11.09+
Area:
Survey
Question:
When running the Survey>Fieldbook>Load>Leica DBX... command, I get the following import when the data is imported:
"File not found!\nTo use these…