Would it be possible to get the same with relative depth (+/-XXm) and altitude at stations... and if not to complicated highest and lowest point (splays or LRUDs)?

Would be nice to be able to import from Walls... When using the Caveatron device (LIDAR 3D), you have to process the data through walls... thumbs up!

Very good. Thanks!

Fair enough. Thanks

about to be sent. :)

thanks for this, it works great!

As you say, survey date is an essentiel calculation parameter and the exploration history can be treated a simple information and so it can be filled into Info or Comments for sure. But then it becomes meaningless. I believe the exploration history is far from meaningless, and to the opposite, I find it essential. If there is a dedicated field for that, then it does become a data that can be used, displayed, analysed.... Coloring the survey shots base on exploration date could gives you a very interesting output when a cave has been explored for decades. You can also think of the same over an entire karst with many caves and tell the story of it exploration. If you can filter by exploration date, you would be able to produce an animation showing the exploration progression over time for example...

Hi Jochen,

Yes, a tool to dizitize virtual survey shots based on chart would be great, LRUDs could come in a later development.
Roughly I have 150+ caves to digitze... :( this go from very small caves to much bigger ones.

One way to do this is to use several Drawing/layers (bottom left frame). Right click, create a new drawing/layer and draw the overlayed part of your cave. If you select several drawings/layers, only the top one will be available for drawing and the other drawings/layers will be greyed out while drawing. You can change drawing/layer position in the list by drag and drop. Then when you’re done drawing, you can select all the drawn features and drag them all at once in a suitable position. You can also copy-paste from one drawing/layer to another.
Hope this help

One thing you need to check is the drawing scale as the size of the symbols will change with the scale. This could be why you find the drawing too small (or too big). I recommend before starting a drawing to define what is the size of the chart you want to produce (A5, A4, A3... bigger). When your choice, in Drawing tab, draw a rectangle framing your entire survey, then go to Print tab and assess if the scale you choose is too big or too small and adjust the scale until the rectangle framing your survey fit in one page (or two). Then you will probably have a much better results for the symbols size.