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Step-by-Step Tutorials
  • Welcome
  • Tutorial I: Simple Images & Mosaics
    • Step 1: Setting up your Drawing
    • Step 2: Import your first Simple Image
    • Step 3: Add a view from Google Maps
    • Step 4: Add a view from Airbus
    • Step 5: Import your first Mosaic from Hexagon
    • Step 6: Compare the Simple Image and the Mosaic from Hexagon
    • Step 7: Import a high-quality mosaic from Nearmap
    • Step 8: Compare the Zoom Levels
  • Tutorial II: The Imagery Editing Tools
    • Step 1: Setting up your Drawing
    • Step 2: The Imagery Editing Tools
    • Step 3: Move your Georeferecend Images
    • Step 4: Advanced Editing Tools
    • Step 5: Clipping and Cutouts
  • Tutorial III: QUICK GEOREFERENCE & IMPORT TERRAIN
    • How to Quick Georeference your drawing
    • Step 1: Set Georeference button
    • Step 2: Find your point in Google Earth
    • Step 3: Paste Location from Google Earth
    • An easy way to Import Terrain
    • Generate Contours
  • Tutorial IV: Import and Export to Google
    • Copy and Paste Elements from Google Earth
    • Import KML/KMZ objects
    • Export KML/KMZ objects
    • Export 3D objects
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  1. Tutorial IV: Import and Export to Google

Copy and Paste Elements from Google Earth

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In this part, we demonstrate the simplest way to fetch simple Google Earth elements into your CAD environment only by using a simple Copy & Paste.

In fact, you do not even need to georeference your drawing, just follow the next steps.

Before we start, go on and download the following KML files and open them in Google Earth

Then go on and open an empty CAD drawing.

Now follow the steps below:

  • Choose the Project Location Placemark and click Copy

  • Go to your empty CAD drawing and Click Ctrl + V

Now your drawing has been automatically georeferenced and you have imported your placemark into CAD

  • Go again to Google Earth, choose the Project Outlook Path, and click Copy

  • Go, again, to your empty CAD drawing and Click Ctrl + V

Now you have also imported the outlook of your project and you are able to proceed with your design.

That's it! You have a georeferenced drawing and also imported a placemark and the outlook of your project. You can continue to Copy and Paste Google Earth elements to experiment or import an image, or just move on to the next part of our tutorial, Import KML/KMZ objects.

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