The project OpenStreetMap is considered a prominent example of volunteered geographic information and has become the “Wikipedia” of spatial and territorial information. It gives you free access to tons of geo-spatial data, and ‘Spatial Manager’ allows you to import it to Maps (Desktop) and... more
A very exciting feature in ‘Spatial Manager’ applications is Publishing any drawing or map in ‘Google Earth’. This function runs “by one click” but you can setup two parameters: The objects to be Published and the option to Fill closed Polylines while publishing Filled or Empty Polylines in Google... more
Do you only need to import some objects? Surely, you have often come across the need to limit to an area of your drawings the import of a very “heavy” data source. See how you can solve it using ‘Spatial Manager’ in AutoCAD... more
The recently released ‘Spatial Manager for AutoCAD’ version 3.3.2 adds AutoCAD 2018 (and other Autodesk 2018 products) compatibility. Try it today If you need to import/export spatial or GIS data into/from AutoCAD 2008 to 2018 (*), and many other tools to manage spatial data, such as publishing... more
‘Spatial Manager’ software supports now the most recent version of the ‘Ordnance Survey’ products. The Schema 9, with which you can get more information about structures like bridges and telecommunications masts. In rural areas, agricultural land is now identified. And around Britain’s 11,800km... more
The Export functionality allows the ‘Spatial Manager’ users to communicate from AutoCAD or BricsCAD with a world of applications and many other users in the Spatial, Geographical and GIS disciplines. It is the main differential feature in the ‘Professional Edition’ of the applications and it is continuously... more