Don,
thank you for the reply. i resloved the issue, see my post below.
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"Don Reichle" wrote in message
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When you Edit the Template, and then do a Display of the Datum, does the
Datum show up where you expect it to?
If not then it would need to be adjusted.
If it does, then may I suggest that you may need to use the item in the
Cross Section menu that allows you to place the Design Control back in a
"default" standing, using the null Template IOW.
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"Bob" wrote in message
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any idea why the subsurface is not plotting on the section?
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"Don Reichle" wrote in message
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snip>My subgrade of the walk is not offset from the top. Does it need to
be?
No it should not be - at least along the same vertical "plane" as the
Transition Alignment Bob.
I use them (TA's) fairly often when working with Street Alignments also, but
mine end up at the Edge Of Paving, some folks refer to that as the Gutter
Bar. In that way the entire street is broadened and narrowed to account for
Bus Turnouts, or Right-Turn Lanes along an Arterial.
Not a problem on the "credit" either Bob. I've been known to say "call me
anything except late for dinner" - with a surname like mine. ;0)
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"Bob" wrote in message
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Don,
My subgrade of the walk is not offset from the top. Does it need to be? I
have not had trouble with this before.
Why use 3d polylines for earthwork adjustment when using transitioning
alignments? Doesn't the volume at each cross sections report correctly?
By the way, it was you who helped me with the transition regions, not Bill
(all though I'm sure he could have). Just wanted to give credit where
credit is due.
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"Don Reichle" wrote in message
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Bob is your subgrade of walk offset a tad from the top of sidewalk? Towards
the respective opposite side shall we say - meaning the Front walk subgrade
(L1) offsets towards the Back walk subgrade (L2) maybe a couple hundredths?
I learned that you'll need to use Terrain>3D Polylines>Create Curb when
doing that type of earthwork "adjustments" with respect to Transitioning
Alignments, at least.
Sorry. 😞
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"Bob" wrote in message
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The section will not plot the bottom of my sidewalk (rest of the surfaces
are fine in the section). The section was fine until I modified the
transition regions of the template for the sidewalk (per Bill's advice on
another project I worked on). Attached is an image showing the template
with the transition regions. As you can see the bottom of the sidewalk is
in the template. Not sure what I did wrong to cause the section to plot
incorrectly.
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