In the first half of the above videos you can check the functionality and results of this option. You can send this file to any user or partner who wants to review you drawing or map in Google Earth, and he does not need to install any special viewer, in addition to seeing the status of your project or work in 3D and its proper location The original Layers structure is “cloned” also and sub-layers for the different object types in each Layer are automatically created, allowing to easily deactivate in Google Earth fillings, contour polygons, raster images, etc. The properties of the original exported objects (Color, Line weight, Transparency, etc.) will be preserved as closely as possible, and the attached data will be exported as alphanumeric data that can be displayed and accessed in Google Earth. All point type, linear, polygonal or even raster ( only CAD versions) type objects included in the selection set will be converted to their equivalents in the KML file This tool, very immediate and intuitive, will let you select objects, a Layer or the whole drawing/map and define a few more options to generate a “cloned” file that can be opened directly in Google Earth at the end of the process. The first ‘Spatial Manager’ function that allows you to create a KML/KMZ file from your drawing or map is “Export to Google Earth” (or SPMCREATEKML command in the CAD versions) Related videos: AutoCAD / BricsCAD / ZWCAD / Desktop Option 1: Publishing to Google Earth ‘Spatial Manager’ provides you with two powerful tools to bring your drawings or maps to Google Earth Google Earth is one of the most popular platforms for 2D and 3D visualization of spatial and geographic information, not only because it is free and very accessible to any non-expert user, but also because of the included tools and the frequency of updating the maps. CAD L1 (Basic) Desktop L1 (Basic) Export Google Earth (KML)

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