Jeff
There are LISP routines available for AutoCAD that extract the node
information from a DXF file and write it to an ASCII XYZ file (which you can
then grid up). You have to make sure that Z values have been assigned to
your contours.
I don't have the LISP routine on this machine, but if you can't find it
elsewhere I can try to get it for you.
What about a GX to do just this?
I think that it would be cool if Geosoft could write such a GX. They
already know how to read a DXF file because of Montaj's ability to import
DXF's to maps, so extracting the node information to a database shouldn't be
too much extra work.
J
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Jeff Gamey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, August 07, 2000 14:45
Subject: [geonet]: DXF
> Does anyone have a way to convert contours into grids, or data
> points? I've got a DXF file with topo contours that I want to import into
> a GRD or GDB. Any ideas?
>
> -Jeff
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