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Hi,
I am doing a subdivision street, and the county uses a different typical section; if the cut or fill is more than 5', they apply a berm (fill) or a shelf (cut). Does anyone know of a subassembly that can apply this criteria? Here is a sample of a cut and a fill section.
Thanks for any help on this one !
wrote in message news:4867532@discussion.autodesk.com...
Hi,
I am doing a subdivision street, and the county uses a different typical
section; if the cut or fill is more than 5', they apply a berm (fill) or a
shelf (cut). Does anyone know of a subassembly that can apply this
criteria? Here is a sample of a cut and a fill section.
Thanks for any help on this one !
Did not see the second section. You could re-create that using generic links
combined with basic daylight sub-assembly
"Landman" wrote in message
news:4867616@discussion.autodesk.com...
Have you looked at the benching sub-assembly?
wrote in message news:4867532@discussion.autodesk.com...
Hi,
I am doing a subdivision street, and the county uses a different typical
section; if the cut or fill is more than 5', they apply a berm (fill) or a
shelf (cut). Does anyone know of a subassembly that can apply this
criteria? Here is a sample of a cut and a fill section.
Thanks for any help on this one !
Is there a basic daylight that has no other parameters? I built the rest of it (I hope) with a basic lane, then 4 "LinkWidthAndSlope" subassemblies - one for the foreslope, one with 0 slope for the bottom of the ditch, one for the backslope of the ditch, and one for the berm/shelf. But what do I use for the daylight? Everything seems to have ditches, etc built into them.
I beleive you can set up daylight general to create a cut with no ditching.
wrote in message news:4871009@discussion.autodesk.com...
Is there a basic daylight that has no other parameters? I built the rest of
it (I hope) with a basic lane, then 4 "LinkWidthAndSlope" subassemblies -
one for the foreslope, one with 0 slope for the bottom of the ditch, one for
the backslope of the ditch, and one for the berm/shelf. But what do I use
for the daylight? Everything seems to have ditches, etc built into them.
downeastcad wrote:
> Is there a basic daylight that has no other parameters? I built the rest of it (I hope) with a basic lane, then 4 "LinkWidthAndSlope" subassemblies - one for the foreslope, one with 0 slope for the bottom of the ditch, one for the backslope of the ditch, and one for the berm/shelf. But what do I use for the daylight? Everything seems to have ditches, etc built into them.
Maybe use a daylight to R-O-W and just give it a alignment that is
arbritrary?
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