Cyclone and autocad are very important

These are the project requirements:

I have a four-storey, 4,000 sq ft historic townhouse that was recently scanned using a Leica BLK unit. The point-cloud files are already packaged as *.blk, so you'll need Cyclone (to register and slice the point cloud) and AutoCAD to create the drawings. Without both, you won't be able to work with the data.

**Scope**

* Draft one accurate, dimensioned layout for each floor (Ground through Fourth) based on the point cloud.
* Show existing framing and wall locations, door and room openings, and pay particular attention to the position and size of every window.
* No structural details beyond framing lines and no MEP. This is strictly a basic layout with dimensions.

**Deliverables**

* Four DWG files, one for each level, with clean and properly organized layers.
* One collated PDF set that mirrors the DWG sheets.

**Acceptance Criteria**

* Key dimensions must be within ±¼ in of the point-cloud data.
* All windows must be clearly tagged and dimensioned.
* DWG files should open without errors in AutoCAD 2020 or later and print to scale at ¼″ = 1′-0″.