"Bring it on," he said, clicking > Import KML once more. He was ready.
He selected the jagged polyline and typed OVERKILL . He set the tolerance to 0.1 feet, removing the redundant vertices that would otherwise crash the file size. autocad import kml
Her client, a ambitious eco-resort developer named Mr. Verona, had sent her the project's vision. But he hadn't sent a PDF or a DWG. He had sent a file. "Bring it on," he said, clicking > Import KML once more
Next, he selected the terrain contours that had also come in with the KML. They were on a layer named Layer 1 , Layer 2 , etc.—useless names. He set the tolerance to 0
A giant aerial image plastered itself across his screen. It was disorienting. The drawing units were massive. He zoomed out, scrolling furiously. The world span. He saw the continent, the state, the city. He finally found the tangle of neon vectors representing the proposed path.
Elias hesitated. "Trust but verify," he thought. He clicked .
He navigated to the tab on the ribbon. His eyes scanned the toolbar until he landed on the Set Location panel.