Neil:
I believe 2009 has improvements in this area, if that's of any help.
Sincerely,
Drew Burgasser, P.E.
CAD Masters, Inc.
www.cadmasters.com
"neilw" wrote in message
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I like to look at cross sections during the design to see what is happening
and make adjustments (ie. the slope is falling off the side of a hill and
would catch grade if the aligment is adjusted slightly). I don't want to
import the sections into the file until I have a design established. I'm
surprised there aren't many users who have an issue with this.
"wfb" wrote in message
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I was just asking. I always have little legal size layouts laying around.
When you get to this stage the alignments are normally set.
Bill
"neilw" wrote in message
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How would that help me see where it is in plan view?
"wfb" wrote in message
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You can turn on the Stations in your section view if that would work for
you.
Bill
"neilw" wrote in message
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Part of the issue is the plan view station labels disappear when viewing
cross sections with split views so I can't tell where the section view is
located in plan.
"neilw" wrote in message
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I want to view corridor sections with 2 viewports, one for plan view and one
for the sections views. I am finding the plan viewport does not remain
focused on my point of interest when I step through the sections. Is there a
way to make this work or what is a workflow that will allow me to view both
at once?
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