In this video, we will show you how to record field points in Trimble Siteworks and export them to Earthworks. This is a great way to get your design started in Earthworks, or to update an existing design with real-world data.
We will cover the following steps:
1. Setting up Trimble Siteworks
2. Recording field points
3. Exporting points to Earthworks
We will also provide some tips for getting the most out of this process.
In this video, we will show you how to record field points in Trimble Siteworks and export them to Earthworks. This is a great way to get your design started in Earthworks, or to update an existing design with real-world data.
To get started, you will need to set up Trimble Siteworks. This includes installing the software, creating a project, and adding a receiver.
Once you have set up Trimble Siteworks, you can start recording field points. To do this, you will need to select the "Point" tool and then tap on the ground where you want to record a point.
You can also record points by using the "Snap to" feature. This will automatically snap your points to objects in the real world, such as survey markers or existing features.
Once you have recorded all of the points you need, you can export them to Earthworks. To do this, select the "Export" tool and then select "Points".
In the export dialog box, you can select the points you want to export and the format you want to export them in.
Once you have exported the points, you can open them in Earthworks. To do this, select the "Import" tool and then select "Points".
In the import dialog box, you can select the points you want to import and the format they are in.
Once you have imported the points, you can use them to create your design in Earthworks.
Here are some tips for getting the most out of this process:
* Use the "Snap to" feature to accurately record your points.
* Export your points in a format that is compatible with Earthworks.
* Use a quality receiver to ensure that your points are accurate.
* Check your points for accuracy before importing them into Earthworks.
I hope this video has been helpful. For more information on Trimble Siteworks and Earthworks, please visit sitech-im.com
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