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 +===== Data export =====
 +The data export saves data from the browser to your download folder. You should therefore export the project data once via the green icon {{https://cdn.vrdoro.com/data/vrdoro/images/shared/app/fa-floppy-disk.png?filt=negate&w=20&trim&.png?nolink}} ''Save'' icon into the project. You can then update the project on your computer and export the data there.
  
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 +==== Contents ====
 +Before exporting, you can specify which data you want to export.
 +
 +=== Hide per wall ===
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 +If a model is to be exported without specific dimensions, this can be controlled using the buttons (eye symbols per wall in the results view) to show or hide.
 +
 +
 +=== Hide all dimensions ===
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 +If a floor is to be saved as a model completely without dimensions, the display can be controlled via [[en:viewer:top-menu-bar#abmessungen_anzeigen|Show dimensions]] in the menu bar. If no dimensions are displayed, they will not be exported.
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 +==== Data formats ====
 +Data can be exported in the following formats for most tools.
 +
 +=== PDF ===
 +An export is possible as soon as an SVG representation has been displayed. To do this, click on ''Show SVG'' above the results view in the sidebar. Click on the button ''Export as PDF'' a PDF file is then created and saved as a download from your browser. The floor geometry is exported with all displayed dimensions.
 +
 +=== Excel ===
 +The Excel export is available via the button ''Export data'' button under the results view. It includes the data of the individual sections (walls). Each wall has a corner point (the first point measured for this wall).
 +
 +This data is displayed:
 +  * Number of measuring points
 +  * Area of the floor or ceiling
 +
 +The following data is displayed for each wall (section):
 +  * Name of the wall
 +  * Length (in the selected unit of measurement)
 +  * Corner point (first measuring point of the wall measured in the direction of measurement)
 +  * Angle (in degrees)
 +
 +The measuring direction corresponds to setting the measuring point clockwise or anti-clockwise.
 +
 +==== Model formats ====
 +The model can be exported using the ''Export model'' button. The models are exported without dimensions. However, their size naturally corresponds to the real dimensions.
 +
 +=== GLTF ===
 +GLTF (https://www.khronos.org/gltf/) is a licence-free open source standard model format and is supported by many applications.
 +
 +=== STL ===
 +The STL format describes the surface of 3D objects using triangular facets (tessellation = "parquetisation"). Each triangular facet is characterised by the three corner points and the corresponding surface normal of the triangle. [[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/STL-Schnittstelle|Wikipedia, August 2025]]
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 +With this format, you can choose between an export in ASCII or binary coding, as various programmes only support one of these types.
 +
 +=== DXF ===
 +The DXF format (Drawing Exchange Format) is an open vector format developed by Autodesk that serves as a standard for data exchange between different CAD programmes. It enables the smooth transfer of 2D and 3D drawings, as it is supported by almost all CAD and CNC applications, and is often the lowest common denominator for data exchange.
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