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GeoTools

Assign Interpolated Z Values to Vertices: GT_PL_INTER – GeoTools Command

Summary

The GT_PL_INTER command in GeoTools is designed to interpolate missing elevation values (Z) in polylines, ensuring smooth elevation transitions within BricsCAD, AutoCAD, ZWCAD and ARES Commander.

GeoTool -> Polyline Tools -> Process -> Assign Interpolated Z values to vertices

Assign Interpolated Z values to vertices: GT_PL_INTER – GeoTools Command

Assign Interpolated Z Values to Vertices: GT_PL_INTER – GeoTools Command

Key Features Include:

  • Automatic Elevation Interpolation – Assigns interpolated Z values to vertices with zero elevation based on adjacent non-zero elevation points.
  • Linear Distance Interpolation – Uses a proportional method to estimate missing Z values between existing non-zero vertices.
  • Custom Zero Tolerance – Allows defining a threshold for treating near-zero values as zero.
  • Optional Output File Generation:
    • Create Interpolation Report – Saves the results in a text file for analysis.
    • User-Defined Output Path – Specify a custom location for saving interpolation data.
  • Run in Silent Mode – Option to hide the dialog and execute the command with pre-set configurations.

Benefits:

This tool is highly beneficial for topographic modeling, GIS applications, and infrastructure design, where maintaining consistent elevation data is crucial.

Examples:

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