Featureline adjacent elevation by reference

[Anonymous]

I'm considering a post to the wishes forum but I want to make sure I'm not
missing something first.

When using the Featureline Elevation by Reference tool, I see no option to
apply the elevations to a portion of the target featureline, so if I have a
contiguous feature line around a parking lot I cannot set portions of it
from one featureline/centerline and other portions by another
featureline/centerline. Is this the case? Without this option are we left
breaking up the feature line or each vertex one at a time or perhaps
resorting to creating drape surfaces to set a range of vertices?

C3D 2010.

[Anonymous]

It is a vertex editing tool that is very handy when graphically editing
PIs of featurelines in plan.

Using a temporary grading object to assign mass featureline PIs is also
handy.

Matthew Anderson, PE



neilw wrote:
> I'm considering a post to the wishes forum but I want to make sure I'm not
> missing something first.
>
> When using the Featureline Elevation by Reference tool, I see no option to
> apply the elevations to a portion of the target featureline, so if I have a
> contiguous feature line around a parking lot I cannot set portions of it
> from one featureline/centerline and other portions by another
> featureline/centerline. Is this the case? Without this option are we left
> breaking up the feature line or each vertex one at a time or perhaps
> resorting to creating drape surfaces to set a range of vertices?
>
> C3D 2010.
>

[Anonymous]

Hi Matt,

I'll conclude that the tool cannot apply elevations to a select range of
vertices.

Thanks

[Anonymous]

This?

or this?

or this?
u

It's either one vertex or all.

There are tools that apply within a featureline between verticies like
set grade slope between points.

Matthew Anderson, PE



neilw wrote:
> Hi Matt,
>
> I'll conclude that the tool cannot apply elevations to a select range of
> vertices.
>
> Thanks
>

[Anonymous]

Have a look at my post in the wishes forum. It might make more sense.