INSERTING GOOGLE EARTH IMAGE TO AUTOCAD | MAKE SITE PLAN IN AUTOCAD USING GOOGLE EARTH

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INSERTING GOOGLE EARTH IMAGE TO AUTOCAD - This Tutorial video teaches the procedure to Insert a Google Earth image to AutoCAD software for various applications . You will also learn certain commands such as Attach , Align , Dist , Area etc.

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I usually just zoom in and print an image from google earth. I make sure the scale bar is on the image and I scale it in CAD. It's not 100% accurate but it's really close and good enough for my purposes

tylerl
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I've been doing this for a while. I'm pretty good with Autocad so it was my preferred process for making plans for our house

jello
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My first teacher and my inspiration, I learnt alot of things from your videos, back since 2012

villagemasti
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Thank you for the video. I often scale Google Earth images in AutoCAD for my drawings, but your method is better than what I do. I will check out your other videos. I'm an engineer in Nova Scotia, Canada and I'm about to start a site drawing for a job in Bangladesh, so this will come in handy. Cheers.

inchnon
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ive spent hours and hours just to do this and here i found your video. thank you so muchhh!!

yorko
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Now i can say" today i have learned something new" thank you sir for this video.

Chalaman.
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thank you so much sir your way to teach better then our teacher love your video..👍

inheaven
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I have watched your videos since I subscribed to your channel. I can honorably say that pretty much what I have learned in AutoCad is thanks to your dedication and patience to teach. Thank you very much

jorgebernal
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When you are inserting any map (Google Earth image, FEMA FIRM, soils map, etc.) I recommend scaling the insert image to many times larger at first. That way, when you select the points on the image and align, the image will shrink down to the known points. That allows the potential margin of error to be reduced. So, insert the image, scale it up many times, select the points, align it to known points, scaling the image way down.

redrum
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I got many information in your site thanks for your site

mohanraj-oqos
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Thank you. I do it differently. This method is faster and you only need two points. I did not know about the "Align" command until I saw this video. I learned something from this video. cheers.

goldhunter
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Very good presentation in sharing valuable information with a great smile, which shows the confidence. Thank you.

SurajitG
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Thank you for the video.Your'e really teaches the proper way of converting google image to autocad.

carlosmagallanes
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Thank u so much sir for this video. I was looking for this video. I use to work on this ten years back. But I dint know from where the Google image is got. As that part of work was done by some other team. But now I wanted to know about it as I wanted a site map to construct house. And my search is stopped here. Keep up the good work. It really helps.

rashmi
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This was extremely helpful, as i have learnt something new.

thesmoothbabs
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Thanks for the explanation. Wasn't too difficult or advanced for a beginner to follow along. Great job.

zangetsu
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Nice tutorial!
You can also hit "R" on the keyboard to orient the view to straight down, north up.

PatEm
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Wow so simple but never thought of it before. Thanks

rofiksn
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By far the best explanation of this I could find. Thank you so much!

daniwene
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Thank you for an easy-to-follow and detailed tutorials!

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