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Unfortunately I don’t have. Sorry

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Hi. You can use softwares like Cloud compare or global mapper. This is a link to a video on how to convert in cloud compare. ruclips.net/video/Ph_wiM0AKOU/видео.htmlsi=d9x7Y_0PZPmmJFI_ Sorry for the late response

Sorry im not sure what you mean by AD

Go to display toolbar Select :display properties >strings and points It will show you set drawing styles Then select the string number “range that you want to edit” For size go to text and change For color go to line edits I hope I answered , sorry for the late response

Thank you too!

Always welcome

I usually do that in a different software.. will check for you

@@Zim_mining which software. can u please make a video on that

Glad to hear that

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Yes with surpac

because there is no build dense option

Hello. You can select common item on the pictures and pin that as your gcps(point maker) that way it wll help in adjusting the distortion in your pictures

Geovia surpac You can email them with your request

Did you do a redo for the whole question ?

Yes because according to the video when you where calculating the correct angle you took Angle+Misclosure for the first one it was correct but the second you change the format of calculating so I didn't understand.

It's just if there was a way for me to snap and send it to you I would have.

Any time! Thank you for your support

@@Zim_mining youre welcome

Because you would have changed the file extension, you won’t have created a new file. If you want the original csv to remain then you have to create 2 separate files before you change it into a string. Or you can use the second method in part 2

@@Zim_miningSorry sir, the CSV that has been imported becomes str, but the resulting str does not have x and y coordinates, it only has elevation, please provide a solution sir

@@Zim_mining Sir, can you make a tutorial on changing a PTS file into a CSV file for import in Surpac

i havent had such an issue, can you redo the process once more

Noted… that will be my next video then

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That’s correct… in the video we made a calculation mistake

If you check, the grid is created in a both the model and the layout… i hope I understood your question correctly.

Thanks @Zim_mining for your prompt answer. Maybe i have to improve my question. There is an autolisp that draws the coordinate grid of the drawing with annotations in layout viewport (Paper space) but i do not need to put them in model space. Only in the viewport into the layout. Thanks again for your time and support.

I don’t have, sorry

You select the select the required bottom elevation ( from block model, where your ore ends) then you digitize the boundary of your block in xy plane.

720.09.30 distance?

You need to have a block model.. then you digitize the bottom of the area of interest (grade wanted from the block model) then you follow the video from there, using the bottom you digitized as you bottom of pit

If you don’t mind can i see your calculations

6:06 you can check the video from here… a and b are testing points for your machine hance they don’t need any correction. The correction you will be applying it when you do your field work

Sorry right now im in the field for sometime.. but what you need to go is draw what you are understanding from the question, usually by doing so it make the question easier most of the time

2 its just part of the formula… it’s sort of a constant

Ok I noticed.. will correct next time.. thank you

Sorry I don’t have at the moment… the easiest thing that you can do is to create your own using google maps.

thanks man@@Zim_mining

drive.google.com/file/d/1AJuy0EMc_S3OejsA0m1d8WQnQWMm2SEi/view?usp=sharing link to the database

drive.google.com/file/d/1AJuy0EMc_S3OejsA0m1d8WQnQWMm2SEi/view?usp=sharing open the link

1) Average the first set of paces 2) divide the known length by the average pace. This will give you the average meters per step(pace) Now 3) average the last set of steps(paces) 4) when you get the average multiply it with the average meters per step you got at number 2. That will give you the distance. Hope it helps and please send me the answer if you finish

Please are my answers correct. Please if possible 🥺🥺 can I get your WhatsApp number 🥺??

You can send here

@@Zim_mining ANSWERS 1: average of first set = 91.167 2: 0.658m 3:85.25 4: 56.095m

I got 91.5 on the first average… can you cross check… other than that everything calculation was ok…

You are welcome

Will do that , watch the space

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Thank you

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Hi…. When you select the starting points for you ramp, after the second point a window will pop up. On that window try to change the ramp type where its written “ramp type”

You’re welcome 😊

Hola amigo soy de Venezuela me gustaría poder tener mas comunicación contigo me gustaría q me ayudaras a mejorar en Surpac . Tengo un modelo de bloques pero no se como trabajarlo para hacer el diseño y optimizar el pit para su posterior planificación

Will do so when i do the next survey

@@Zim_mining All right

​@@Zim_mininghello

drive.google.com/file/d/1AJuy0EMc_S3OejsA0m1d8WQnQWMm2SEi/view?usp=sharing just click on the link and download the database

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Thanks

Thank you, will try our best on that

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Thank you

Thanks!

Will do a video on that.

Thanks a lot 😊

Glad it helped!