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- Can I import mixed (different file format) scan data files in one Undet project?
- Can I index terrestrial scanning data (as. example. Building) selecting “Monuments, buildings & interiors modelling projects” type?
- Can I scale / resize point clouds with Undet indexer?
- Does Undet project support large coordinate system (State, airborne LiDAR)?
- How much cost Undet indexer?
- How to move / copy Undet project?
- How to select the proper project type?
- Importing a Cyclone IMP, LGS point cloud file to Undet
- Undet Indexer stops during project creation (out of memory)
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- How to change SketchUp Graphics Engine?
- Keeping Your Undet for SketchUp Up-to-Date: A Guide to Checking and Updating
- I'm trying to run Undet for SketchUp with NVIDIA Quadro graphics card, but I can't load point cloud data
- When I open an Undet project my clipping box is empty? Why?
- How to hide clipping box in SketchUp
- Can I scale / resize point clouds with Undet for SketchUp?
- Do Undet projects support large coordinate systems (State, airborne LiDAR)?
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- Automated feature and ground surface extraction from unclassified point clouds
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- Regular SketchUp scenes enriched with point clouds
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- How to set up Undet point cloud project in Revit
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- How to create a model inspection report based on Undet Browser
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| [3P Wall] – Draws a wall by selecting three points: two for length, one for width. Works in single or chain mode. | |
| [L Wall Join] – Joins two walls at an L corner and merges them into one solid. | |
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[T Wall Join] – Joins two walls in a T and merges them into one solid. |
| [Insert Door] – Places a door component into a wall and cuts the opening automatically. | |
| [Insert Window] – Places a window component into a wall and cuts the opening automatically. | |
| [Cut Opening] – Cuts an opening in a wall without inserting a door or window component. |
Modelling walls
The [3P Wall] tool draws a wall from three picked points, taking both length and thickness from the point cloud.
- Pick the first point for the wall length.
- Pick the second point for the wall length.
- Pick a third point to set the wall width.
With chain mode enabled, the end of each wall becomes the start of the next, allowing you to model a continuous run of walls without restarting the command.
Joining walls
Both join tools require one face to be selected on each wall, and both merge the two walls into a single solid.
| [L Wall Join] | Select one face on each wall. Where the walls overlap, the wall with the larger selected face is trimmed at its nearer end. Where there is a gap, both walls extend to meet at the corner. |
| [T Wall Join] | Select one face on each wall, in either order. The wall with the smaller selected face is extended or trimmed to meet the larger one. |
Doors, windows and openings
All three tools follow the same click pattern: select the wall face, then two clicks to set the size.
- Click the wall face.
- Click to set the first dimension.
- Click to set the second dimension.
| [Insert Door] | The wall cutout is created automatically. If the door component is resized afterwards, the cutout resizes with it. |
| [Insert Window] | The wall cutout is created automatically. Resizing the window afterwards updates the opening to match, which is useful for scaling a placed window to the real opening visible in the point cloud. |
| [Cut Opening] | Creates the opening on its own, with no component placed. The opening cannot be rescaled after placement. |
NOTE: where you expect to adjust an opening size later, use [Insert Door] or [Insert Window] instead of [Cut Opening], as their cutouts follow the component.
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