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  1. Thank you all for your time and commitment, i really appreciate it!! Interesting, maybe we have a different culture regarding what is typically delivered. On most project i deliver 3D lines, layered and colored after content and/or date if you'd wish (DWG format). I can also deliver DTM's with or without contour lines, or just the contour-lines in a DWG (on proper heights). I use a Swedish software called Topocad. For land-surveyors its a real nice one-program solution since you can do advanced CAD:ing and handling with survey-data... Drainage direction sounds interesting, is it possible to (relatively easy) convert 3D-lines (from DWG or similar) to more graphical 3D-lines? I'm thinking about the possibility to do a visual check for collision control? (Making sure the pipes are not drawn too close). Is it possible to make cross sections between several DTM's? My hopes are to keep my current software but upgrading my delivery by also giving something visually outstanding.
  2. Thanks Art V! I have all I need in my current software to deliver all what is required... What I'm looking for is something that can either make a wow-factor or be really useful for my clients. Hopefully both! I would gladly receive all kinds of inspiration and ideas. Are there anyone in this forum that receives data from land-surveyors? What would make you feel like the surveyor walked the extra mile for you? Do you have inspiration for how VW could be useful for someone in my field?
  3. Hi! I work as a surveyor and I'm very curious about maybe "up-ing my game" when presenting my data. Can VW be a suitable tool for this purpose? I've never used VW before but I'm a really fast learner. I envision being more visual when presenting my data. I measure everything from pipes/sewages to landscape or construction objects. I'm from Sweden so excuse me in advance if I don't use proper terms in English!
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