Spectra Precision Survey Pro v5.0 - Manual (Page 59)

The Points on DTM Layer screen displays all the points on the DTM layer and allows you to add points from another
layer or delete (move) points to a different layer.
[Delete]: Move the selected point(s) to the Auxiliary layer. If the Auxiliary layer is not specified, you will be prompted
to select the layer to move the points to.
Note: Points on a boundary or break line cannot be deleted.
[GoTo]: Quickly find and select the specified point.
[Add From To]: Opens the Select Point(s) screen where a point range can be entered. The points will then be moved
to the DTM layer.
[Del From To]: Opens the Select Point(s) screen where a point range can be entered. The points will then be moved
to the Auxiliary layer.
3D View
[Job] [View DTM] [3D View…]
The 3D View screen is used to view the DTM from any angle.
[Settings]: Opens the 3D View Settings screen, described below, where the information displayed in the 3D view can
be configured.
[Volume]: Displays the total cut and fill volume between the area that has been staked and a reference datum, whose
elevation is specified in the 3D View Settings screen; or the total cut and fill between the area that has been staked and
the selected DTM.
Datum: Displays the datum elevation set in the 3D View Settings screen.
: Toggles to display or hide the point names and descriptions.
: When this button is activated, dragging within the 3D View will result in the image being rotated to any angle.
: When the button is activated, dragging within the 3D View will pan the image.
3D View Settings
[Job] [View DTM] [3D View…] [Settings]
The 3D View Settings screen is used to configure the information displayed in the 3D View screen.
Height Exaggerated to the Maximum: When checked, the height exaggeration is automatically set to a high value.
When unchecked, the height exaggeration can be set manually in the next field.
Height Exaggeration Ratio: The value that the height is multiplied by in the 3D view. Higher values mean more
exaggeration; a value of 1.0 would result in no exaggeration.
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