Hamish
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espiritoCZ wrote:
> The file structure is very simple:
> X [tab] Y [tab] Z
> (e.g.:
> 23.3375 45.8959 -2.345
> ......)
Markus:
I have tried the line you have indicated and stored it as
file points.csv. Then imported with:
v.in.ascii -z in=points.csv out=points3d x=1 y=2 z=3 fs=tab
also r.in.xyz could help if it is millions of points or
pre-gridded.
Hamish
Ok, thanks to both,
I was quite sure that it would be a piece a cake for you 
All the best!
Milan
(not tried yet, but i believe i will manage now)
Hamish wrote:
espiritoCZ wrote:
> The file structure is very simple:
> X [tab] Y [tab] Z
> (e.g.:
> 23.3375 45.8959 -2.345
> ......)
Markus:
I have tried the line you have indicated and stored it as
file points.csv. Then imported with:
v.in.ascii -z in=points.csv out=points3d x=1 y=2 z=3 fs=tab
also r.in.xyz could help if it is millions of points or
pre-gridded.
Hamish
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