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*Dave D
Breakline Editing
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11-16-2004 08:48 AM
How should I be edting the elevations of breakline vertices in Civil 3D
2005? I can't change the values in Panorama view. I am using 3D Polylines.
Thanks,
Dave D.
*Dave D
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11-18-2004 06:55 AM in reply to:
*Dave D
Anyone have any ideas on this topic. I've been using Properties to scroll
through each vertice but there seems like there should be an easier way.
Also, I've tried converting the breakline to a feature line and editing the
elevations in Panorama view, then exploding the feature line back to a
polyline. The problem with this is that the initial polyline breakline gets
"detached" from the surface when converting to a feature line.
Is there a way to have a feature line as a breakline within a surface?
Having feature lines be included as part of the surface would solve my
problem. I'm not looking to use the feature lines as grading features, just
breaklines.
Any responses welcome.
Dave D.
"Dave D" wrote in message news:419a2f97_3@newsprd01...
> How should I be edting the elevations of breakline vertices in Civil 3D
> 2005? I can't change the values in Panorama view. I am using 3D
> Polylines.
>
> Thanks,
> Dave D.
>
*Terry W. Dotson
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11-18-2004 08:06 AM in reply to:
*Dave D
Dave D wrote:
> How should I be edting the elevations of breakline vertices in Civil 3D
> 2005? I can't change the values in Panorama view. I am using 3D Polylines.
It seems to only *react* to grip editing of the 3DPoly. I've tried
making changes to the elevations with my favorite 3DPoly editor and it
doesn't react as the 3DPoly elevations change. But if you grip edit any
point on the poly a bit, the model reflects those changes.
Perhaps its time to whip up a Breakline editor?
Terry
*Dave D
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11-18-2004 11:17 AM in reply to:
*Dave D
My thoughts exactly.
"Terry W. Dotson" wrote in message
news:419cc89a$1_2@newsprd01...
> Dave D wrote:
>
>> How should I be edting the elevations of breakline vertices in Civil 3D
>> 2005? I can't change the values in Panorama view. I am using 3D
>> Polylines.
>
> It seems to only *react* to grip editing of the 3DPoly. I've tried making
> changes to the elevations with my favorite 3DPoly editor and it doesn't
> react as the 3DPoly elevations change. But if you grip edit any point on
> the poly a bit, the model reflects those changes.
>
> Perhaps its time to whip up a Breakline editor?
>
> Terry
*Terry W. Dotson
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11-18-2004 11:49 AM in reply to:
*Dave D
Dave D wrote:
> My thoughts exactly.
Interested in a little free software in exchange for testing and
feedback? If so, email me at dotson@dotsoft.com.
Terry
*Don Reichle
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11-18-2004 11:14 PM in reply to:
*Dave D
My Motto -
Those who live on the cutting edge, should expect a little bloodletting, now
and again.
:-)
--
Don Reichle
Hacker Engineering, Inc.
"King of Work-Arounds"
"Terry W. Dotson" wrote in message
news:419cfcaf$1_2@newsprd01...
> Dave D wrote:
>
>> My thoughts exactly.
>
> Interested in a little free software in exchange for testing and
> feedback? If so, email me at dotson@dotsoft.com.
>
> Terry
