The video tutorial shows how you can create virtual panoramas in PointCab.
Due to the WebExport tool, you can share these panoramas easily with other users without the need for a server, special software or high-performance computer. A simple web browser meets all requirements.
In this tutorial, you learn how to import PointCab results as DXF files into Autodesk products, such as AutoCAD.
In order to import PointCab DXF files into AutoCAD, take the following steps:
You want to use PointCab results at your iPad and don't know how? In that case, the software OrthoGraph is the perfect solution!
In the following tutorial you will learn how to use ortho photos from PointCab as the basis for creating a floor plan. In order to transmit the files, a free version of Dropbox is used.
In this video tutorial, you will learn how to easily use plans, top views, and sectional views, created by PointCab, in Autodesk Revit.
The tutorial shows how you can create a PDF format with PointCab WebExport.
For that purpose, the following steps have to be accomplished:
Laser scanning data (point clouds) analyzed in PointCab can be used for the automated generation of ortho photos. In this tutorial, you learn how to import the ortho photos in GRAPHISOFT’s software solution ArchiCAD. For that purpose, the ortho photos have to be saved as a DXF file in PointCab.
Import the DXF file (Attach Xref):
In this video, you learn how you can use PointCab results (ortho photo from laser scanning point cloud) in Nemetschek Allpan.
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In this tutorial, you will learn how you can efficiently use PointCab results in BricsCAD.
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This video tutorial shows how you can efficiently use PointCab ortho photos in all AutoCAD versions. The ortho photos were automatically generated with the laser scanning software PointCab. PointCab extracts relevant information from a point cloud to create an easy-to-use ortho photo. The ortho photo is generated in less than a minute for each laser scanner position (point cloud), and it will only take a few seconds to import it into your existing AutoCAD version (e.g. AutoCAD 2000, AutoCAD 2004, AutoCAD 2007, AutoCAD 2010, AutoCAD 2011, AutoCAD 2012).
The video shows how you can easily import and use facade plans in AutoCAD. The façade plans have been automatically generated out of laser scanner data.
