Greetings,
I’m starting a Rhino adventure.
I am working on a project to redevelop 3 km of street.
The main part of the work takes place in Autocad.
Currently in the transition to Rhino via Lands Design I have created 3D buildings.
I checked their correct localization through export to kmz file with good results. The position has been faithfully preserved.
My confusion about how to proceed relates to importing the rest of the CAD elements, including the aerial photo.
When I apply the import of the CAD file the whole thing is very far from the inserted parts through Lands Design.
It seems that the CAD content imported into Rhono retains UCS World’s actual location - the correct geolocation.
If I want to harmonize the position of both elements, I have to manually move the imported CAD content.
I have reconciled the differences in position of both Rhinoi CAD contents by exporting the Rhino model to dwg (Export with origin - World).
Keeping the original location in Autocad I got a similar result as in Rhino. A large distance between CAD and Rhino objects.
The one from Rhino corresponded to the CPlane position.
Being in a quandary, I would be very grateful for an explanation regarding geolocation and, above all, harmonizing the location of CAD content with Rhino.
I have to import from CAD to Rhino a lot of separate elements, and it does not seem useful to me to coordinate the position by manual maneuvers.
Thank you very much in advance for a helpful word.