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Comparing Surfaces as a visual
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Should be an easy question. But I don't know the answer.
We will be doing some grading in a park with trees. Probably maximum depth or fill of 12 inches. The question has come up to be able to show cut and fill quantities as a visual shade of colors. I have a way to display cut and fill ticks and it will give me the value, but that's not what they want. I change the cut ticks to red and the fill ticks to green. What is the best way to represent this like when you turn on slope percentages and assign different colors. but I want like 0-2" fill to be red, 2" - 4" to be green, etc.
Thanks in advance.
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Re: Comparing Surfaces as a visual
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I'm working with one now.
You need an Elevation Analysis performed on the surface not a slope analysis. You will also need a surface style that displays the elevation banding. Finally create a table style for the banding.
C3D 2012, RD 2012
Win 7 64, Core i7,
6 GB RAM, Quadro FX 1700
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Thanks. I'll be trying it soon.
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John,
Thanks for the advice. It's working well. How do I get the cut and fill quantities to be placed in the drawing instead of just the panarama window.? Is that a table you created? Is it dynamic?
Thanks,
T
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Select the surface, on the Ribbon click the Tables button. Follow the prompts on the command line to make a dynamic elevation table.
C3D 2012, RD 2012
Win 7 64, Core i7,
6 GB RAM, Quadro FX 1700
