In this exercise, you will modify some of the imported survey data, and then reprocess the linework to apply the changes.
You will learn about import events, which are a reference to the original survey data file that was imported into the survey database. Import events are useful when you need to determine how the survey data was originally imported and the individual points and figures that were imported during that event. Import events provide a convenient way to remove, re-import, and reprocess the survey data referenced within the event.
Reprocess the survey points
This exercise uses Survey-2B.dwg, which you saved in the My Civil 3D Tutorial Data folder during the previous exercise. If you did not do this, you can use the copy of Survey-2B.dwg that is in the tutorials drawings folder, but you will get duplicate objects when you update the survey data.
If you cannot expand the collection, right-click the database name and click Open For Edit.
The import options that were specified when the survey data was imported are displayed in the Toolspace list view. Notice that Point Identifier Offset is 10000. This indicates that as each survey point was imported, 10000 was added to the original point number. You will remove this offset value in the following steps.
In the Toolspace list view, compare the values in the Number column with the values in the Original Number column. The Number column reflects the offset of 10000 that was added to the point numbers when they were imported.
If you are prompted to abort the import process, click No.
The points are re-imported, and the linework is reprocessed.
Update and reprocess a survey figure
The BLDG7 figure is displayed in the drawing. The ending line segments are incorrect, and the figure is not closed. You will edit the survey point to correct the figure.
In the Description, two errors are evident. First, a - (hyphen) was omitted from one of the values, which caused the line to extend in the wrong direction. Second, the close code is CLO, while the close code specified in the linework code set is CLS.
BLDG7 RT -36 12 CLS
You are prompted to select another survey point object. The command persists, so you can continue modifying survey point properties, as necessary.
You are prompted to update the linework associated with the survey points.
All survey points must be reprocessed because any point potentially can contribute to the definition of any generated figure.
In this case, it is only necessary to update the figure linework. The point coordinates did not change.
The linework is reprocessed, and the survey figure is corrected.
To continue to the next tutorial, go to Viewing and Editing Survey Data.