If you import or export GRID data (and the Apply Transformation Settings button is turned on) then the transformation and scale factor will be applied as the data moves in or out of your drawing. Notice how the GRID values are very different from the GROUND coordinates. Here's an example of a drawing that has a scale factor and transformation applied. The coordinate display in Civil3d can also show you the calculated GRID values for points. Points in the drawing will match points in the file. If you import points from a text file and your Import/Export format uses the default headings then the software assumes that file is also GROUND coordinates. In Civil3d the North and East values you see in the drawing are assumed to be GROUND values. Points of Interest (shops, police stations, hospitals, parking lots, etc.That depends on how and where you import the field data. Land use (forests, parks, built-up areas, etc.) (Note that + needs to be encoded as %2B in URLs.) For example layers=-labels,-housenumbers shows the default map without any labels and housenumbers, and layers=%2Bpois shows the default map including POIs.Īll default layers are included in the osm-layer. You can also include or exclude layers by prefixing them with + or. You can select multiple layers using a comma separated list.
You can create a custom map by selecting specific layers with the layers=-parameter. This layer contains the most relevant sub-layers. Only GetCapabilities requests need the epsg-parameter You can select from a large selection of coordinate systems by accessing our services with the WMS standard.Īll our service URLs contain an Example GetCapabilities request with EPSG 25833 You can use our OpenStreetMap service tiled or as single image.
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