Peer Roads?

[Anonymous]

Can someone please explain what "peer roads" are

[Anonymous]

Dang! wait an extra second and find the answer. Never mind the question

[jwedding]

Don't feel too bad. We searched high and low to find a better term. If you
have one, please let me know.

For those who care, we use the term Peer Road in the AOTC Intersections book
to describe two street of equal importance in terms of cross slope, etc.

--
James Wedding, P.E.
Engineered Efficiency Inc.
www.eng-eff.com
www.civil3d.com
C3D/Vista/2GB

[Anonymous]

Yeah I was just going over the course. It was a free download from Autodesk
for attending last Thursdays webcast. Not sure why they included this one
cause they did not cover it in the webcast but never-the-less I'll take it.
:)

wrote in message news:5741028@discussion.autodesk.com...
Don't feel too bad. We searched high and low to find a better term. If you
have one, please let me know.

For those who care, we use the term Peer Road in the AOTC Intersections book
to describe two street of equal importance in terms of cross slope, etc.

--
James Wedding, P.E.
Engineered Efficiency Inc.
www.eng-eff.com
www.civil3d.com
C3D/Vista/2GB

[Anonymous]

While I'm at it James when I open the "intersection_-_curbs.dwg" I get the
attached standards warning looking for the dws file. I do a saveAS
"intersection_-_curbs.dws" and it solves the warning issue the next time I
open the drawing. Is this all thats necessaray?

[Anonymous]

Robert wrote:
> While I'm at it James when I open the "intersection_-_curbs.dwg" I
> get the attached standards warning looking for the dws file. I do a
> saveAS "intersection_-_curbs.dws" and it solves the warning issue the
> next time I open the drawing. Is this all thats necessaray?

That's really, really odd. There shouldn't be any form of DWS file
being referenced in any drawing in that dataset. Can you email me that
drawing to check out? First name dot last name at the domain below.

--
Jason Hickey
Dell Precision M90, Intel Centrino Duo 2.0 GHz
4GB RAM, nVidia Quadro FX 3500 (512MB RAM)
Windows Vista Business, Civil 3D 2008, SP1

www.civil3d.com

[Anonymous]

u got mail

[Anonymous]

Robert wrote:
> u got mail

After checking (this is for the benefit of anyone else having the
problem, we've already discussed via email) - the drawings that were
sent out from the Solution Series webcasts were slightly modified from
the originals that ship with the AOTC Designing Intersections and Cul de
Sacs book. That's where the DWS file reference was coming from.
Nothing major, just a few enhancements to the drawing to make it more
presentation-friendly for the webcast.

--
Jason Hickey
Dell Precision M90, Intel Centrino Duo 2.0 GHz
4GB RAM, nVidia Quadro FX 3500 (512MB RAM)
Windows Vista Business, Civil 3D 2008, SP1

www.civil3d.com