Spatial Manager Blog
Create legend for thematic map in DWG
Inserts a thematic map legend directly into the drawing, making it easier to interpret and communicate the meaning of the applied styles. The legend represents the categories or value ranges used in the map at the time it is created,... more
Import New Zealand Land Information in DWG
Download and import official Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) data into a DWG using Spatial Manager, either through open services (WFS / OGC API Features) or distributed files (SHP, GeoJSON, etc.). Set the proper CRS (usually NZGD2000 / New Zealand... more
Trim geometries
Allows a closed boundary to be used as a trimming edge to cut intersecting geometries, with the option to keep elements inside or outside the boundary. This makes the tool ideal for refining drawings, isolating areas of interest, or cleaning... more
Segmentize polylines and split at intersections
This tool identifies intersections within complex linear geometries and automatically splits them into individual line segments. Beyond cutting at crossing points, it also separates every segment of a polyline, resulting in a set of simpler, independent elements. This makes the... more
Color objects by their data in DWG
Thematic Maps allow you to view objects colored by their data values, and you can also apply these styles persistently to the objects, causing these colors to override the DWG colors. With this tool, the colorized DWG can be shared... more
Background maps in multiple views in DWG/DXF
Background maps can be displayed simultaneously in multiple views, including both model space and layout viewports. Whenever changes occur, the background maps are automatically refreshed so that they remain accurate and up to date in all active views. In addition,... more