Eight ready-to-use Python tools for surveyors and civil engineers — from pulling parcel data directly from the Greek Cadastre to surfaces, contours, cross sections and KML export. Each tool has its own graphical interface and runs directly on your active drawing, without changing the way you already work.
Each one solves a specific, recurring problem inside AutoCAD.
Enter a 12-digit Greek Cadastre parcel ID (KAEK) and the tool pulls the parcel geometry directly from the Cadastre, draws the boundary, numbers the vertices and zooms in automatically.
Delaunay triangulation from a boundary, breaklines and survey points, output as 3DFACE entities. Automatically detects which triangles fall inside the boundary.
Computes contour lines from a point cloud at the interval you choose, automatically separating major from minor contours onto their own layers.
Select multiple parcels (in the Greek EGSA '87 coordinate system) in your drawing and export them together into a single KML file ready for Google Earth, with a pin on every real vertex.
Generates perpendicular cross sections at regular chainage intervals along an alignment, each one labeled. Works on lines, arcs, polylines and splines — AutoCAD itself performs the precise geometry.
From a polyline or successive clicks: numbers the vertices, fills in a table inside AutoCAD and exports a matching CSV — automatically recognizes points that are already numbered.
Pick two diagonal corners and it generates grid crosses at the interval you set, rounded to the nearest chosen multiple, with coordinate labels around the perimeter.
Imports points from CSV/TXT (ID, X, Y[, Z]) directly into the drawing — point, numbering, optional elevation and connecting polyline, in 2D or 3D.
Connects directly to your open AutoCAD session; you pick objects on the drawing as usual, the tool handles the computation.
Each tool has its own window with just the parameters you need — no command line, no code to configure.
Every tool started as a real need on a real project — not a generic solution to a hypothetical problem.
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