====== Add LAS file ======

This tutorial will show how to import a LAS file, and how to edit the log file, using the Log Charts Editor.

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**Data**

The LAS file should look something like this. For further information about the quirements, please look [[:geoscene3d:data_formats_and_specifications:lasfilespecifications|here.]]\\
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==== Step 1 ====

Open the Add Data Wizard and locate your LAS file.\\
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==== Step 2 ====

Set up the dataset. Click at ‘Assign Fields’ and open ‘Logs Dataset’. Make sure the logs positions and ID is correct, and then select the value fields of your desire.\\
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==== Step 3 ====

Give the new object a name and select a group node for the object.

==== Result ====

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==== Edit the Log ====

Go to Object Properties and select ‘Geometry’. Click at ‘3D Charts Data Setup’. This will open the ‘Log Charts Editor’ where you can edit the log, e.g. give it a predefine color scale, or import a color scale from a file.\\
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