Click the cloud icon and select the Trimble Connect project and folder to place the TMM in.

Select the surface that you want to use for draping.

Georeferenced images such as a PGN file with its associate PGW georeference file.

A Trimble Site Calibration file (JXL, DC or CAL) to georeference the TTM and images.

A Trimble Terrain Model (TTM) file containing a model of the surface that you want to drape the image onto.

SiteVision allows you to drape images onto surface models using tools in Trimble Business Center. Visualizing cut/fill map images and images For larger utility networks it may be necessary to select node representations that are geometrically simple, or SiteVision performance may be impacted.

Be mindful that some of the 3D blocks used to represent utility nodes can be quite complex.

Utility nodes are treated as a dependent object of a utility pipe run exporting a pipe will also export the associated nodes.Trimble Business Center Utilities Module:.a surface tie or utility trench all related surfaces will be included in the export. This also occurs with surfaces if a surface is defined by another surface, e.g. For example, if a draped line is exported, the 2D line that defines the draped line is also included in the export (you can explode a draped line to create a discrete, 3d linestring). When an object is selected for export, all dependent objects are also included in the export.You can export these separately using the IFC exporter in the CAD tab of the Export window. IFC Models are not supported and not included in the export.These are not supported and cause the exporter to crash if they are included in the export selection. TIP – If you need to export blocks, you can explode them. SiteVision supports the following elements from Trimble Business Center using the SiteVision AR exporter exported objects contain attribute information: A TRB file, which is the model optimized for high speed visualization performance for use by SiteVision.A VCL file of the selected data for use with other Trimble products such as Siteworks and Earthworks.Both files include any selected Control Points. For a project without an applied Site Calibration, it creates a. If the Trimble Business Center project contains an applied Site Calibration, the exporter creates a. When exporting using the SiteVision AR exporter three files are created and stored in the selected Trimble Connect project folder: Navigate to the project and folder you saved the model to then select the model. In the SiteVision app, tap / Load Model / Trimble Connect.

Trimble Business Center will export the files.

At the bottom of the Export tab, click Export.

In the Save File Remotely window, select the server location, project, and folder on Trimble Connect and name the file you want to save, then click Save.

When you have selected your data click on the cloud symbol by the file name to save the exported data to Trimble Connect.

Using the standard selection tools in Trimble Business Center select the data you want to export.Select the SiteVision AR exporter file format.In the Export pane select Construction.For more information refer to the Trimble Business Center documentation. Create a service profile for Trimble Connect. Before you start the export, set up your external services profile so that you can save data remotely on Trimble Connect select File / Options / External Services-Profiles.Trimble Business Center version 5.10 or later has an export option for SiteVision, on the Construction export tab. It can import data from a broad range of formats, and combine data from different sources such as GIS data from an existing database with topographical surveys and design data. Trimble Business Center is a highly versatile tool for preparing data for site works and road construction, and is an ideal tool for preparing data for use with SiteVision.

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