Using Models, Overlays, and Viewer Tools

Using Models, Overlays, and Viewer Tools

This tutorial shows you how to use models, overlays, and viewer tools in DatuBIM:

·         DatuBIM automatically generated site models in 2.5D Terrain, 2.5D Surface, 3D Texture, 3D Point Cloud

·         Choose from a set of overlays such as elevation, contour lines, and GCPs

·         Learn how to export overlay data

·         Easily access high-resolution images, use them for inspection, or download them as needed

·         Leverage the Diff tab to compare any two data sets on the timeline for a quick update on the site progress



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