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Join Date: Aug 2009
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I'm surveying my yard for a drainage problem and I have a bunch of datapoints in the form [angle. distance, elevation] or [x, y, z.]
I would like to plot these to scale so I can visualize the drainage pattern and overlay a new one to figure out how much fill I need. Ideally this would allow 3d viewing. I have tried charting in Excel, but it's very hard to get it in scale and 3D viewing is really generating a new chart with different viewing angles. I've tried a couple of drawing/paint programs but haven't figured out how to get the scale right. I suspect software to do this exact job is specialized and expensive but I'm hoping there might be a method in Google Sketchup or some other app that that I haven't stumbled across. Any ideas will be very welcome.
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