Upload a CSV file or paste CSV data — the engine auto-detects whether column A uses Hemisphere dot notation (e.g. 1A13.Row113.Pier04) or Stone X hyphen notation (e.g. 2A4-001-06) and converts all matching IDs to the other format. All other columns stay unchanged.
FrameAI ingests PDF drawing sets, extracts member schedules, and outputs IFC4 models, DSTV NC1 files, and fabrication-ready PDFs — automatically converting all point IDs in the process.
View Civil Plans →Hemisphere format uses dots as separators between segments: 1A13.Row113.Pier04. Stone X format uses hyphens: 2A4-001-06. Both encode the same structure — pier number, row number, and index — but use different separators.
The engine scans every non-empty value in column A, counts total dots and hyphens, and picks the format with more occurrences as the source. If dots win, it converts dots → hyphens. If hyphens win, it converts hyphens → dots.
Rows where column A has no dot or hyphen (e.g. header rows like "ID" or numeric-only values) are left unchanged — they are counted in the total row count but do not contribute to the separator tally.
The converter runs entirely in memory on the server. There is no hard size limit, but very large files (100k+ rows) may take a moment. The browser handles the download.