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| * Index of the point : Int32 | * Index of the point : Int32 | ||
| - | ===== Layers (.json) ===== | + | ===== StakeList (.stk) ===== | 
| + | The Stakelist section is a simple section of files for points and point labels with an additional direction file if the Staking Rose for any point has a specific direction (or rotation). The STK file is as follows: | ||
| + | Block Header: | ||
| + | * Block Code 1024 : Int32 | ||
| + | * Block Size : Int32 | ||
| + | * Number of staking points : Int32 | ||
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| + | ===== Pipes (.pip) ===== | ||
| + | The Pipes section is essentially an annotation "surface" that contains information about pipes.  This data does not describe a surface but takes advantage of the surface data structure.  The PIP file is as follows: | ||
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| + | Block Header: | ||
| + | * Block Code 1025 : Int32 | ||
| + | * Block Size : Int32 | ||
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| + | ===== Layers (.json) ===== | ||
| The Layers file contains information on how certain layers of information should be displayed.  An example of such a file follows: | The Layers file contains information on how certain layers of information should be displayed.  An example of such a file follows: | ||
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| |CONTOURS|Renderable display contours.| | |CONTOURS|Renderable display contours.| | ||
| |SURVEY|High precision data taken during a survey| | |SURVEY|High precision data taken during a survey| | ||
| - | |STAKEPOINTS|Stake point data created from| | + | |STAKEPOINTS|Stake point data| | 
| + | |PIPES|Pipeline data| | ||
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| |TRACK|Low precision tracks from SmartDirt or during a survey| | |TRACK|Low precision tracks from SmartDirt or during a survey| | ||