Wheatley Hill Designer 2.7 — Three-Point Alignment

WHEATLEY HILL · DESIGNER 2.7MEASURED LAYOUT BETADesktop · 480m terrain · 1m LiDAR

Tools

Terrain protection

Unlock LiDAR sculpting

The original LiDAR is always preserved. Terrain edits are a separate layer. Unlock only when sculpting.

Brush settings

Radius (m)StrengthTarget level (m)Wall height (m)

Object catalogue

The five measured presets use your dimensions; unmeasured dimensions remain schematic. The handling envelope is a planning guide, not a finished IAE model. Choose an item, click on terrain, then press Enter to place.

Transform selected object

Snapping (Shift toggles while dragging)

Move grid (m)Angle step (°)

Object placements are provisional until the reference plan is aligned to grid coordinates. Press Enter to confirm a placement.

View

Site plan registration

Calibrate from New Barn (36.576 m long). Click two ends of its long side on the map below, then choose the exact location on the LiDAR with “Anchor on terrain”. This changes only the overlay; your objects and ground edits stay untouched.

Step 1: Click Mark first end, then click that end ON THE MAP IMAGE directly below.

NEW · Three-point alignment

Choose New Barn end A, its other end B, and a recognisable road landmark C on the map, then mark A, B and C in the SAME order on the terrain. Use Top view for best results.

Mark A, B and C on the reference map.

No calibrated endpoints yet. Existing plan settings remain editable.

Show adjustable plan overlay

Centre X (m)Centre Z (m)Plan width (m)Rotation (°)Opacity (%)Vertical offset (m)

The plan is not yet georeferenced. Move, size and rotate it until New Barn and roads line up. It floats above the terrain as a translucent reference; it does not modify ground.

History

Survey-ground terrain prototype

Orbit: left drag · Pan: right drag · Zoom: scroll

Terrain: unlock + Shift-left drag · Object: click to select

Wall: click two positions · Object preview: click, then Enter

G move · R rotate · S scale · Esc cancel · Enter confirm

Loading 1 m LiDAR heights…

Unregistered visual reference — not geographically aligned yet.