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TL Cogo Dupe 2026

Todor Latev

TL Cogo Dupe 2026

Todor Latev

Helps identify and select possible duplicate cogo points in a Autodesk® Civil 3D® drawing.

$25.00

This app will examine a user-selected set of Cogo points to help identify possible duplicates.

If such duplicate points are found, they will be added to a new selection set to allow the user to further manipulate them.

Supported settings are:

* Tolerance: if two cogo points are less than this number apart from each other, they're considered duplicates

* Distances: controls whether elevations are used in computing distances, i.e., 2D or 3D distances

(Points with no elevations will be automatically excluded from the set if a 3D distance comparer method is selected.)

* Description comparer: controls how Cogo point raw descriptions are compared. Options are:

- NONE: Ignores all point descriptions

- CASE sensitive: points are considered duplicates only if descriptions are exactly the same, including capitalization

- IGNORE case: points are considered duplicates if descriptions are the same, but capitalization may vary

* POINT selector: Controls which point gets selected once a pair of duplicates is found. Options are:

- LAST: the second point is selected (bigger point number)

- FIRST: the first point is selected (smaller point number)

Additional settings available only after duplicates have been found:

- REPORT: Prints a list of the most recent duplicates found

- Clear report: clears the duplicate list

- Select points: creates a selection of the most recent duplicates found

Note: This app uses a custom installer (and not the standard App Store installer).

Details

Operating system

win64-platform-icon

Release date

May 18, 2026


Last updated

May 18, 2026


Version

2026.26.2.1


Language

English

Compatible with

CIV3D-icon

CIV3D

2026

Capabilities

Survey

Tags

Grading

Road design

Frequently asked questions (FAQs)

This app will examine all possible unordered two cogo point combinations in the user-selected set. The runtime, therefore, is proportional to n*n, where n is the size of the set. Large sets of points may result in very slow runtimes. A duplicate search in progress can be aborted at any time by the user by pressing the Escape key on the keyboard, in which case only duplicates found up to that point will be reported. Eliminate points where there are no suspected duplicates or split up sets in smaller subsets and process them individually to speed up processing time

For questions/comments/suggestions/bug reports, etc., please send an email to Todor.Latev@gmail.com

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