LandXML format

LandXML file can contain several different types of data and, if necessary, even whole project.

Single vector surface, terrain model or road alignment can be read from the file. Content function displays items of specified type and allows one to be selected. When writing LandXML format, only single element of given type is written to the file.

Header information written to the LandXML file is defined in converter project settings. The coordinate system of the written file is also defined there.

Version

Written LandXml file format version.

Inframodel

Writes file according Inframodel 4 specification (<http://www.inframodel.fi). Inframodel is based on LandXML 1.2 specification and so forces write version 1.2.

Write GUID as name

Writes GUID attribute to Surface and Alignment block names.

Read triangles to vector file

Reads terrain model triangles as breaklines to vector file.

Read model boundaries

Reads also terrain model boundary lines to vector file.

Write points as CgPoints, Write Survey block, Write as control points

With InfraModel-setting writes points and lines to root CgPoints block. Without InfraModel-setting writes just single points as CgPoints-objects with point number. Write Survey block setting writes points and lines to a separate Survey block.

Writing as control points writes measured points with controls, if the Write Survey block setting is on. Otherwise points are written as theoretical points with tolerance information from file attributes.

Write hidden triangles

Writes also hidden triangles.

Write SourceData section, Separate vector file

Writes terrain model with SourceData section containing original points and breaklines. By default these come directly from the model. Separate vector file setting gets these from separate vector file in the element list with same name as the written model file.

Write vertical alignment PVI

Writes vertical alignment points also to arc start and end.

Write lines as alignments

Writes breaklines as road alignments.

Add file name in section

Writes file name in surface/alignment section, e.g. "name - surface".