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How to show slope/grade on my surface ? or either on corridor ?

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Message 1 of 11
Aistis88
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How to show slope/grade on my surface ? or either on corridor ?

Hello , i was wondering is it possible  to show slopes  or grades on my surfaces  , or corridors  IN PLAN VIEW ? Thank you for the help you provide :))

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Message 2 of 11
ericcollins6932
in reply to: Aistis88

Sure, use surface labels underthe Annotate tab/Add Labels/Surface/Surface labels.

Eric Collins, P.Tech.(Eng.)

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Message 3 of 11
sboon
in reply to: ericcollins6932

You can also use the tools in the Analysis tab of your surface properties dialog to display slopes using a range of colors, or you can display slope arrows showing the range of grades and direction of flow for the TIN.

 

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Joe-Bouza
in reply to: Aistis88

You could get a 100 different answers to that question. Are you looking for surface slope value? >>ericcollins6932. surface direction?>>sboon Profile grade line>> add a component to your alignment label style that refs the profile.
Thank you

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Message 5 of 11
sboon
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@Joe-Bouza wrote:
You could get a 100 different answers to that question.

OK now there's a challenge!  How many possible ways can we find to display a representation of slope/grade in plan view?

 

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Message 6 of 11
Joe-Bouza
in reply to: sboon

Well 3 down 97 more to go. You're our cooridor guru Steve can it be done with code set style? <G>
* Banding
....Ok maybe I was tad over zealous <G>
Thank you

Joseph D. Bouza, P.E. (one of 'THOSE' People)

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Message 7 of 11
sboon
in reply to: Joe-Bouza

First one using a code set.

 

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The Daylight_Cut and Daylight_Fill links have a Material Area Fill style applied to them.  Those styles show a green dot hatch for fill slopes and a red one for cuts.

 

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Message 8 of 11
sboon
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Second one using a code set:

 

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In this one the daylight links are colored instead of using a hatch.  I use this code set all the time when I'm designing because it provides an instant reference for where the corridor is in relation to the surface, without looking at sections.  Makes it easy to see where I need to adjust the profile.

 

Steve
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Message 9 of 11
Joe-Bouza
in reply to: sboon

Very nice. I'm imspired to work with my codes more
Thank you

Joseph D. Bouza, P.E. (one of 'THOSE' People)

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Message 10 of 11
innov8rdi
in reply to: sboon

sboon - how do you change the color of the site for different slopes?  I can't get to the analysis tool you mentioned to do this and it's exactly what I am looking for today...

 

Thank you!

Message 11 of 11
neilyj666
in reply to: sboon

I like this method of seeing the cut and fill areas

neilyj (No connection with Autodesk other than using the products in the real world)
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