Related ToolsThere are also other applications available which can be used in conjunction with Survex. TherionTherion interworks with Survex to help produce 2D (and eventually 3D) maps. See the Therion homepage for more information. TunnelJulian Todd's `Tunnel' allows the generation of full 3D models of cave passages which can be viewed using a VRML browser. It is written in Java and thus can be run on any platform with a Java Runtime Environment (though this means you'll need to download and install one if you haven't already). The Tunnel website has download links, but be warned that it is somewhat out of date, and also inaccurate in places (for example, it talks about a *export command with different syntax and semantics to the one which Survex actually implements). Despite what those pages say, the source code is available (the module name is "TunnelX" - note the mixed case, there's also a module with an all-lowercase name which appears to be a broken initial check-in). CaveScriptCaveScript is an XML based case survey data format developed by Michael Lake. The ultimate aim of the project is to write a cave mapping program for producing beautiful cave maps on a computer, but the current stage is rather more experimental. See the CaveScript web pages for more information and downloads. Inkscape Import FilterInkscape *.3d Import Filter is an Inkscape extension for importing Survex *.3d files. Inkscape Survex ExportInkscape Survex Export allows you to trace a scan of an old drawn-up survey for which the
original survey data has been lost, then save the result as a QGIS Plugin to Import Survex .3d Files
This QGIS3 Plugin allows you to import Survex .3d files (v8). There's also a QGIS2 version. Links for developersHere are various links which Survex developers may find useful:
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