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    Alignment station modification

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    11-21-2012 01:41 PM

    When an alignment needs to have stationing modified, what is the best process for this when a proposed grade line and corridor have been established?  I know the proposed grade line can be edited via edit profile geometry>profile grid view.  But what from I have found each station has to be modified individually, which is cumbersome.  I would hope to be able to modify the proposed grade line by changing only the beginning station and the rest would update, similar to the alignment.

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    Re: Alignment station modification

    11-21-2012 01:56 PM in reply to: rwatson654

    When you say "have stationing modified" are you saying just the station values need to change (say from 0+00 to 10+00), or are you actually making horizontal changes to your alignment.

     

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    Re: Alignment station modification

    11-21-2012 01:59 PM in reply to: bruce.jordan

    Changing the station number, not modifying the layout.  Like you said changing from 0+00 to say 10+00.

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    Re: Alignment station modification

    11-21-2012 02:32 PM in reply to: rwatson654

    I think I may have misread your original post.

    Are you looking to "move" your profile, and leave the alignment stationing alone?

     

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    Re: Alignment station modification

    11-21-2012 03:18 PM in reply to: rwatson654

    Click on the alignment, go to Alignment Properties > Stations tab, and you will see where you can type in a new beginning station for your alignment, and/or you can pick a new place on the alignment for your beginning station location. You will receive warning messages everytime you try this, so just click OK and do what you need to do. 

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    Re: Alignment station modification

    11-21-2012 04:18 PM in reply to: castled071049

    Those warning messages are there for a reason.

    The OP has design profiles and corridors, I don't thnk the results will be what they want.

     

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    Re: Alignment station modification

    11-21-2012 04:22 PM in reply to: rwatson654

    rwatson654 -

     

    If you are just wanting to move alignment stationing from 0+00 to 10+00 for example then take a look using station equations found in the alignment properties.

     

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    Re: Alignment station modification

    11-21-2012 06:16 PM in reply to: rwatson654

    One way is you can create and expression to add to the station labes 1000 and nothing will be altered in the pgl or corridor

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    Re: Alignment station modification

    11-26-2012 05:56 AM in reply to: Joe-Bouza

    didn't think of an expression, good idea. was hoping autodesk would build this in.  seems like i need to modify alignment stations on and so forth on a lot of projects (clients who want specific stationing but don't let you know until 90% completed projects.

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