Measurements and Analytics Tools
In this tutorial, we introduce you to using
measurements and analytics, how they are done, and where they are saved. We
show you how to make a comparison between models and design, to run cross-section,
volume, and elevation reports. Finally, get a look at how to export measurements
and comparisons as PDF reports or DXF files.
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Top View of Measurements and Analytics Tools
This article explains in general all the analytics options that can be done and added to flights. Three main analytical tools are available: A. Measurements – Measurements may be done on the opened flight instance of the site. B. Analytics – ...
Editing Measurements, Analytics, and Annotations
All measurement, analytics, and annotation objects can be modified after created. Any change made to an object must be saved before editing the next object. Moving to different object without saving behaves like a cancel of changes on the first ...
Grouping Analytics
Analytics can be bundled in groups when added or later by editing the item and assigning it to a group. The same group may include any type of analytics including actual analytics such as cross sections, measurements such are volumes, and ...
Adding an Analytics Object
As an example, we will add cross section progress object related to line analysis. In general the same flow applies to all other analytics. To add the cross section progress follow the steps below: A. Click the line analysis tool bar ( ), and select ...
Delta volume - enhanced volume tracking with DatuBIM
DatuBIM's Delta Volume tool provides precise, user-friendly tracking of volume changes for effective design and management. It calculates volumes against various surfaces, ensuring comprehensive jobsite monitoring. Utilize chart or graph views for ...