Baseline order

[Anonymous]

Hi all
Is there any way you can reorder the baselines.
You start out building you project. Then you find that the need to do passing lane or something, so your new baseline is at the bottom of the list. how can we order it.

Dave Growcott | Civil Designer | Tse Group Limited

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[Anonymous]

Can't be done currently.
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[Anonymous]

It shouldn't take much to change? it would be very helpfull.

Dave Growcott | Civil Designer | Tse Group Limited

WELLINGTON | AUCKLAND | NEW ZEALAND

A Downer EDI company.

Civil3D 2008 | SP1

Windows XP | SP2

Pentium 2.4GHz | 2GB RAM

NVIDIA Quadro 540 | 128MB

[Anonymous]

"It shouldn't take much to change...."

Classic. The developer's love these remarks.

No offence Dave. It's just funny to see the developer's eyes roll into the
back of their heads when they read that.

Matt

[Anonymous]

Matt maybe it's a little bit of work. But it would be helpful.

Base lines.
They all must have a unique names when created. i.e. baseline 1 must have some code name (xxx1) and so on, If you move baseline 12 code (xxx12) up below baseline 6 (xxx6) it still could be baseline 12 (xxx12). The corridor must generate in the order of the base line number. It can build the baseline 1 in one area then base line 2 then come back to do the kerb returns.
The regions all have different numbers that are not in order.

This might be hard to understand, but the think it could be done.

see baselines below JPG attached

Dave Growcott | Civil Designer | Tse Group Limited

WELLINGTON | AUCKLAND | NEW ZEALAND

A Downer EDI company.

Civil3D 2008 | SP1

Windows XP | SP2

Pentium 2.4GHz | 2GB RAM

NVIDIA Quadro 540 | 128MB

[Anonymous]

I agree copmletely. That's a lot of baselines. I'm afraid to see each one
of those expanded to see how many regions there are in there.

Matt

[Anonymous]

Agreed. My last corridor had 45 Baselines with 20+ regions in about half of
them. I don't like htat you can't re-order them either. Also when reworking
regions they renumber out of sequence, that was causing me some FE's while
rebuilding.


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"Matt Kolberg" wrote in message
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I agree copmletely. That's a lot of baselines. I'm afraid to see each one
of those expanded to see how many regions there are in there.

Matt

[Anonymous]

I rename my baselines to names so they are easier to map to the targets.
Would that help change the order for you?

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[Anonymous]

I know you can rename regions. But how do you do rename Baseline?

What I have done is rename my regions where it the intersection.

Dave Growcott | Civil Designer | Tse Group Limited

WELLINGTON | AUCKLAND | NEW ZEALAND

A Downer EDI company.

Civil3D 2008 | SP1

Windows XP | SP2

Pentium 2.4GHz | 2GB RAM

NVIDIA Quadro 540 | 128MB

[Anonymous]

OOPS... Sorry! I was thinking alignments not corridor baselines! You are
correct, it would be nice to be able to reorder these.

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Larry Bettes
ACA (ADT), C3D (& LDT/CD)
(06, 07, & 08 with all SPs installed)
P4 - Dual Core 3.0 GHz, 3.00 GB RAM
nVidia GeForce 6800 GS AGP - 256 MB
Windows XP Pro, SP 2