We (ATOM) are working on a construction technology platform that integrates with Autodesk APS to process and visualize site data. As part of our workflow, we use the APS Viewer to display DWG files with referenced orthophotos to our clients, enabling them to use the measurement tools to assess their project's execution precision and quality.
During the development of our platform, we encountered the following issues:
- Viewer Calibration: When a DWG file containing a referenced .tif (orthophoto) is uploaded to the viewer (as ZIP folder), the calibration becomes corrupted. This results in separate calibration settings being applied to the DWG content and the orthophoto, leading to discrepancies in measurements.
As shown in the attached image, measuring a similar length on both the orthophoto and the DWG content yields different results, indicating a calibration inconsistency. calibration inconsistency
- Uploading Large ZIP Files Results in Timeout or 403 Errors: We are using the OssClient service to upload zip files to our APS bucket. The setup works reliably for small to medium sizes. However, for files larger than 200MB, we consistently encounter timeout errors or 403 errors, requiring multiple retries until the upload is successful. Are there specific size limitations, timeout settings, or best practices we should follow to ensure stable large file uploads?
Any insights or recommended solutions for these issues would be greatly appreciated.
