Road longsection
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shaun jeneke
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Road longsection
I STILL CANT PLOT THE LEFT AND RIGHT SIDE WITH LEVELS ON A ROAD LONG SECTION?
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Sean McLeod
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ROAD LONGSECTION
In the long plot PPF editor Under "Boxes" >" offset string titles/heights/depths" set up sets of string that you wish to label.
Define set number - will be 1,2,3 etc for each sting you wish to label
offset string - cannot select string so easiest to string enquire (F2) requied string and right click, copy and paste the name into panel, should be something like Road1 stings->eosR or similar
Offset draw mode - "Draw the offset string" if you want it to appear on your lonsection
Datum difference from primary - 0 or somethig else for clarity
Left and Right search distance - Make sure # is greater than the distance the string is offset from the CL I also tend to call one of them 0 unless the string you wish to label crosses the CL
Offset colour-whatever you like
Offset Label mode - Label the strings height
You will also have to fill in the Titles, Heights and depths panels below the "offset string titles/heights/depths" as required for each set (string) you created above.
Hope this helps
Define set number - will be 1,2,3 etc for each sting you wish to label
offset string - cannot select string so easiest to string enquire (F2) requied string and right click, copy and paste the name into panel, should be something like Road1 stings->eosR or similar
Offset draw mode - "Draw the offset string" if you want it to appear on your lonsection
Datum difference from primary - 0 or somethig else for clarity
Left and Right search distance - Make sure # is greater than the distance the string is offset from the CL I also tend to call one of them 0 unless the string you wish to label crosses the CL
Offset colour-whatever you like
Offset Label mode - Label the strings height
You will also have to fill in the Titles, Heights and depths panels below the "offset string titles/heights/depths" as required for each set (string) you created above.
Hope this helps