Spatial Manager™ for ZWCAD imports spatial data, into new or existing ZWCAD drawings, as ZWCAD entities and Extended Entity Data (EED), using a powerful wizard which lets the user choose or select all the necessary import parameters in order to get differentiated spatial information in a CAD drawing.īatch-import, automatic layering, fill of polygons, blocks according data values and mapped attributes, labeling, elevation, thickness or the spatial filter are only part of the application functionality when importing from spatial files, data servers, data stores, etc. It comes in a lightweight application that runs inside ZWCAD and allows the user to import and export geospatial data between ZWCAD drawings and geospatial files, data servers or data stores, display background maps and manage alphanumeric data and data tables. Spatial Manager™ for ZWCAD is a powerful ZWCAD plug-in designed for ZWCAD users who need to import, export and manage spatial data in a simple, fast and inexpensive way, which includes many possibilities not seen so far in ZWCAD. Interface simple, intuitive and productive Save Tasks to replay the import processes so many times as desired
Alphanumeric data tables as ZWCAD Extended Entity Data (EED/XDATA). Backgrounds Maps, powerful and easy to use Export from ZWCAD to Google Earth (KML or KMZ), Shapefiles (SHP), Points (many formats), MapInfo, PostGIS, SQL Server, SQLite, and many more geospatial targets Import into ZWCAD from Google Earth (KML or KMZ), OpenStreetMap (OSM or PBF), Shapefiles (SHP), GPS, Points (many formats), Excel, Access, ESRI ArcInfo®, MapInfo, GML (GML or GZ), PostGIS, SQL Server, SQLite, and many more geospatial sources With recent urbanisation he need for sophisticated architecture and planning grows by the year and so does the need for CAD.ĭWG files can be converted to many other file formats, with PDF remaining a popular target as it enables views and models to be shared easily with others. DWG files are popular with builders, architects, designers and anyone who needs to create 3D rendered images. The DWG format was first developed in the 1970s by AutoDesk, the makers of AutoCAD, and is a format know for interoperability with other CAD software such as CATIA and Solidworks. The file itself is made up of vector data coupled with metadata and either 2D or 3D CAD drawings. It's called DWG because it's a shortened version of the word "Drawing" which is what a DWG file essentially is. A DWG file is a CAD (Computer Aided Design) file that has been created with a program called AutoCAD, one of the most popular CAD programs on the market.
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