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I want a subassembly that will act like the slope to surface subassembly but with the addition of a target to alignment parameter. This will allow me to define the default slope to surface and then in certain areas override the slope by choosing a targeted polyline on the surface.
I tried to use the subassembly composer but was not as clear as I was hoping, and then it crashed. Any suggestions or ideas on how to get this functionality?
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Daylight to Min Width will not work because the at the default slope the subassembly misses the surface in a few locations. It is these locations where I want to control the location with a polyline.
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