Hi, yes they do. When linework is imported, on the dig screen just hold your finger on the screen. The second option (two horizontal arrows) is to select what line you want to use as a reference. Autosnap will automatically select the line closest to the blade or bucket, alternatively select the line you want. When selected it will appear in Blue
@@machinecontrol so I can then apply the level or slope of the selected lane to the rest of the design, ignoring for examples ditches I may want to cut at the end?
@@germygermy yes exactly. If the alignments are done correctly you will be able to apply the height as a reference. I will try and get an example however if you look for Leica Geosystems AG channel I think they have one uploaded.
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Hi, I wanted to ask, does Leica has an option similar to Lane Guidance on Trimble?
Hi, yes they do. When linework is imported, on the dig screen just hold your finger on the screen. The second option (two horizontal arrows) is to select what line you want to use as a reference. Autosnap will automatically select the line closest to the blade or bucket, alternatively select the line you want. When selected it will appear in Blue
@@machinecontrol so I can then apply the level or slope of the selected lane to the rest of the design, ignoring for examples ditches I may want to cut at the end?
@@germygermy yes exactly. If the alignments are done correctly you will be able to apply the height as a reference. I will try and get an example however if you look for Leica Geosystems AG channel I think they have one uploaded.
@@machinecontrol Thank you. I found some interesting tutorials on all the designs you can create from the machine on Leica Channel Kazakhstan...