The Orbit XML File (*.oxf) is Orbit's native xml vector file storage format.
An OXF stores both object geometry and attribute information.
The OXF has similar data structure capabilities as the Orbit Vector File.
On OXF file can be created by exporting a dataset, see Context Menu.
The OXF can be accompanied by
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" standalone="yes"?> <root> <models> <model id="1" name="model1"> <modeldefinition datatype="Point/Line/Area" dimensions="2D/3D"> <attributes> <attributetable id="1" name="table1"> <attribute id="1" name="attributename1" datatype="String/Boolean/Integer1/Integer2/Integer4/Integer8/Float4/Float8" /> <attribute id="2" name="attributename2" datatype="String/Boolean/Integer1/Integer2/Integer4/Integer8/Float4/Float8" /> </attributetable> <attributetable id="2" name="table2"> <attribute id="1" name="attributename1" datatype="String/Boolean/Integer1/Integer2/Integer4/Integer8/Float4/Float8" /> <attribute id="2" name="attributename2" datatype="String/Boolean/Integer1/Integer2/Integer4/Integer8/Float4/Float8" /> <attribute id="3" name="attributename3" datatype="String/Boolean/Integer1/Integer2/Integer4/Integer8/Float4/Float8" /> </attributetable> </attributes> </modeldefinition> </model> <model id="2" name="model2"> ... </model> </model> <model id="3" name="model3"> ... </model> </models> <objects modelid="1"> <object id="objectid"> <spatial> <part> <point x="X" y="Y" / x="X" y="Y" z="Z"/> <point x="X" y="Y" / x="X" y="Y" z="Z"/> ... <point x="X" y="Y" / x="X" y="Y" z="Z"/> </part> </spatial> <attributerow tableid="1" rowid="0"> <attribute id="1" value="columnvalue1" /> <attribute id="2" value="columnvalue2" /> </attributerow> <attributerow tableid="2" rowid="0"> <attribute id="1" value="columnvalue1" /> <attribute id="2" value="columnvalue2" /> <attribute id="3" value="columnvalue3" /> </attributerow> </object> </objects> <objects modelid="..."> ... </objects> <objects modelid="..."> ... </objects> <objects modelid="..."> ... </objects> </root>