- Open a new work session in AutoCAD Civil 3D using the Tool-based Geospatial workspace.
- In command line type MAPIMPORT.
- In the Import Location dialog box, select ESRI Shape from the Import Type drop-down menu and browse to the folder where the shape file you want to import is located. Click OK.Note: If you want to import portion of the data, or know the area you want to cover, set Spatial Filter to current display or Define Window, otherwise choose None
- In the Import window, click in the Data field […].
- In the Attribute Data dialog box, select Create Object Data and click on Select Fields
- In the Object Data Mapping, select the fields that you want written to the object data table (i.e. Elevation).
- Click OK to close all dialog boxes and import the file.
- After the shape file has been imported, save and close the drawing.
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Thursday, February 20, 2014
Importing ArcGIS shapefiles into AutoCAD Civil 3D
You cannot import Z values contained in an ESRI shape file directly. However, you can create a DWG file from the ESRI shape file that does contain the correct Z values. Follow these steps for workaround:
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