MV3D Convertor
mv3d.beFrom design to machine, converted under control.
Every machine controller wants its own file. The Converter reads what comes in — a LandXML from the design office, a DXF or DWG from the draughtsman, a Pythagoras plan or a point list from the total station — and writes the file your machine expects. You check it in 3D before it goes to site.
What it does
- Conversion both waysTo Trimble, Topcon, Leica, Unicontrol and CHCnav — and back, if you want to read a machine file.
- A 3D checkOrbit, measure, contours on top and the aerial photo underneath. A wrong elevation costs you a minute here; on site it costs a day.
- Linework that holdsArcs stay arcs, layers keep their colour, breaklines lie on the ground instead of cutting through it.
- Point listsIn your instrument’s format, columns in the order it expects, codes included.
- Every brand at onceOne tick and each brand gets its own file, in its own folder, with the same name and date.
Reads
Writes
Coordinate systems
Lambert 2008 and Lambert 72 for Belgium, RD/NAP for the Netherlands, LUREF for Luxembourg, and for France Lambert-93, the nine CC zones and the older Lambert zones — including the map variant that carries the zone in the northing. Heights come along — a conversion that only handles the plan puts your site half a metre too high.
What it costs
Per seat, excluding VAT. Everything included: no modules to buy later, no surcharge per brand, no limit on conversions. More than one of you? Every next seat gets considerably cheaper.
Fourteen days to try, with no request and no card number. On first start the counter is simply there.
Why this is different
Not by a software house that spotted a market. The formats were picked apart because they would not open on a job.
Converting happens on our server. Every improvement works straight away, without you installing anything.
Your design stays yours and goes to every brand. No intermediate format, no detour, no yearly contract that ties you down.