The popular software applications TopoLT and ProfLT are developed by 3D Space and run on AutoCAD as well as on other CAD platforms.
TopoLT offers all necessary functionalities for fast and easy execution of topographical or cadastral plans, all in a compact and accessible package.
ProfLT is designed to draw profiles in a flexibile and simple way and to increase the value of your CAD application.
TransLT is designed to calculate the transformation parameters and the transformation of coordinates between two coordinates systems is a fast and practical way.
ProfLT is a program which offers functionalities for configuring, drawing and modifying longitudinal terrain profiles and cross sections. The author of TopoLT is 3D Space architecture office, which has a rich experience in office buildings and residential design, enjoying the recognition of many international companies.
TopoLT is an application offering tools for 2D and 3D aplications and functionalities useful for all those who design topographical or cadastral plans in digital format, who develop 3D terrain models and contours, fill and cut volumes calculation, raster image georeferencing and automatic printing. The author of TopoLT is 3D Space architecture o
TransLT is designed to calculate the transformation parameters and the transformation of coordinates between two coordinates systems is a fast and practical way. The software is aimed at specialists who use GPS technology to perform geodetic works. TransLT is an application which offers the following three major functionalities: The calculati
TopoLT, ProfLT & TransLT,
the optimal solution for your topography and cadaster projects!
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There is a saying: "everything by the book", and everything is complete, with a very good commands organization. TopoLT and ProfLT are two very well designed programs, are complex and significantly increase the work speed due to the friendly interface. The system's efficiency and quality are to be appreciated, it is a much expected help to those who work in architecture, geodesy, topography and...
eng. Aurelian Acsinte (Jan 10, 2010)
