I have come up with a correlation to disappearing infills that involves dynamically linked feature lines. I seems if I remove the dynamic links to the profiles the infills remain stable.
Can someone test that theory?
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Thanks for chiming in, John.
I have become fond of infill grading instaed of adding a 100 FL to a surface definition I create grading closure and infill.
An example of what I do: I inclose the site with an approximate daylight point with an alignment>> profile EG >> get FL from alignment. Then as if the daylight point wants to adjust I can move the alignment and not have to remeber the update FL els from surface. The same for say the back of sw auto FL from a corridor.
It all works great until those auto FL seek an update>> instead of updating the infill it deletes them. Typically I have to run an audit and reapply.
So if I make those static the infills are stable, and remain stable upon manual updates.
I think the workflow is sound. any ideas?
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My thoughts are that I did a project two months ago in 13 that had a bunch of curb islands infilled. Even without a corridor or linked FLines/profiles I lost a number of the infills. 😮
Send me an example file to recreate in my template if you can.
John Mayo