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Select it, right click, and select Export. “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Autodesk\AutoCAD\R18.0\AdImaging” With the registry open navigate/browse to the

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Do not blame the Murph if your PC starts to act up later because you messed up the registry. Now a disclaimer, if you don’t feel comfortable working with the registry then call some that does. To do this the simple way is from the START button > Run and type in regedit for the “open” then click the OK button.

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The next step is you need to open the windows registry.

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A reminder you need administrator rights to install it and follow the standards to install any of AutoCAD applications, in other words shut down any apps you have running and shut down you anti-virus software for the installs.

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Next download and install the 2010 version of the Raster Design OE.

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Now if you are running on a 64bit OS I was told you can skip the 2010 products but with a 32 bit OS you need one of those install. This can be Map3D, Civil 3D, Standard AutoCAD of the vanilla favor or even the water down application named TrueView. The first step is you need a working version of an AutoCAD 2010 installed on your workstation. However thanks to a geeky customer there is a work around. Problem is right now there is no Raster Design OE for the 2011 versions. In such cases your only real option is to explode the parcels, perform the translation, and then redefine the parcels using Civil 3D.Anyone that uses MrSID image files in their Map3D or Civil 3D know that you need to install the Raster Design Object Enabler or Raster Design installed to insert them with the Map image insert command. Civil 3D Parcels for instance refuse to move away from where they were first defined. I have run into issues with AeccPoints, as well as Civil 3D Parcels. It’s worth mentioning that some LDT/Civil 3D objects don’t like being moved like this.

Once AutoCAD Map 3D finishes processing, do a Zoom Extents and you should see your translated drawing. With the "Query Type" defined, select "Draw" as the "Query Mode"Īfter defining the query, press the button. What this means if we’re going to query the original drawing in its entirety. To do this right-click "Current Query" from the Map Explorer Map Task Pane, and select "Define".įrom the resulting Define Query dialog, click the button under "Query Type", and then to accept the "All" Boundary Type. With our drawing attached, we can now go about configuring a query. Once you have found the drawing you with to convert, select it and press the button.

The resulting dialog will allow you to browse to your original drawing in the other coordinate system. If it is not already open, you can use the MAPWSPACE command to turn it on.įrom the "Map Explorer" tab Right-Click on "Drawings" and select "Attach" With my coordinate system set, I will now open the Map Task Pane. The button will also allow you to browse for any of the included coordinate systems. That being the case I will enter VA83-SF as my code. In this example I have a drawing in NAD27 Virginia State Plane South (VA-N), and want to move things to NAD83 Virginia State Plane South Feet (VA83-SF). From here we’re going to assign the datum to translate your existing drawing to.

Using the "Map Classic" workspace, go to Map > Tools > Assign Global Coordinate System.

While it may seem odd, we’re actually going to start the translation from a blank drawing. Users of Map 3D naturally know it’s power, whereas I have found many civil engineering professionals nearly forget about the Map menu altogether. As you may know both AutoCAD Land Desktop and AutoCAD Civil 3D are built on top of AutoCAD Map 3D, so if you have either product, you also have Map 3D. To answer that I turn to good old Map 3D. Whatever the case may be, how might one perform this translation as accurately as possible? A classic example may be moving from a NAD 27 datum to a NAD 83. For one reason or another drawings sometimes need to be moved from one coordinate system (datum) to another.