Terrain for AutoCAD

Terrain for AutoCAD is a must-have terrain modeling plug-in for AutoCAD. This plug-in can create a terrain mesh from an unordered set of points, lines, polylines, and splines. Its Delaunay Triangulation method is widely regarded as the best way to make a terrain mesh from unorganized point data. Besides, Terrain for AutoCAD allows point coordinate data import from a text file, including description and number points. Additionally, this plug-in benefits from PointLib, a fantastic terrain modeling library developed by SYCODE.

The user-friendly Terrain for AutoCAD design makes it easy to use. This plug-in adds a new command to AutoCAD called Terrain. The single parameter of the Terrain command is Search Radius. This determines whether two points can be part of the same triangular face. A distance larger than the Search Radius means that there is no connection between those two points. Removing the constraint of search radius means that all points will connect, regardless of their physical distance. The flexibility and user-friendliness of this plug-in make it an excellent addition to any AutoCAD user's software toolbox.