AutoCAD Tutorial; Insert, georeference google earth image

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AutoCAD Tutorial: Insert, georeference google earth image

In this video I go over how to insert georeference a google earth image in autocad, I also insert property lines from a city website. I explain how to do this using the align command in CAD

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Cadintentions
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Exactly what I needed for work today. Thanks so much for this video!

duckdodgers
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Brilliant very excited to try this for the first time ( i an a novice at this) just waiting for a copy of autocad 2013 to arrive. I want to do some CAD for work but it would be so useful to have a google earth image on the background layer.

Thank you for putting the video together, helps newbies like me, to put something together. May well ask for some help if i get stuck.

Tailwindsurfer
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Cause of this simple video I subscribed!! simple yet precise!

brenze
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Thank you, just what I was looking for. Top tutorials...

veravemagi-kilai
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you can also draw a line from two common points.  a minimum of two lines are needed. in this case you could have used the center of a cultasac and maybe the center of an intersecting street.  draw the line from the common point on the image to the common point on the line work in cad.  then use align and select the end point from the line on the image then the end point of the same line on the line work.  do the same thing for the second line.  then hit return and choose yes for rotate and scale and it should align with out using northing and easting.  its a quicker way of making it work.

isthismyfault
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I have this problem: when placing the image it displays it huge and the map small, not like the video, how can i do so it appears like the example, best regards

trobimx
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Sir. Thank you so much. I will subscribe

hoberrydan
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hey awesome video, we are using it in my college autocad class. Is there any chance you could contact me to answer some questions?

raymondrivet
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Open google earth save image. open global mapper and rectify the image. thats the proffesional way. Simple! 

gerandkurshumi
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Sir, is there a process reverse to your tutorial? my intent it to auto trace the roads, streets, etc of specific places into my geolocation service in AutoCAD.

kawhiknot
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How did you get the co-ordinates in meters in Google Earth?

nautankiproductions
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When a drawing is in a layout and the dimension does not show in the but shows in model space. What can be done to show the dimension and text.

mgiffard
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The Northing and Easting is in meters. How do you get it to feet?

troyajohnson
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lol i noticed the city of Kamloops. Good to see familiar map references

DaveMarkelPhotography
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Is geolocation tool any helpful with online map?

poserrider
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As far as I can tell, the head of the pin is not the source point. If anything, it's the top of the pin. Pay attention to the graphic of the pin just before you place it. It has a crosshair, which not at the point of the pin. To add to the confusion, after you actually place the pin, the pin graphic shifts down, which means the source point is basically at the top of the pin graphic. Very confusing. Try placing a pin right at the corner of something on the map and you'll see what I mean.

batman.darthmaul
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so i am using AutoCad 2016. I have to measure my parking. I want to do it from google map. how can i go it?

geojee
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Tell me how to import google map pic according to the accurate measurement in auto cad

adnanjamal
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how i get street lines in google map or google earth to autocad

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