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I need help building an assembly. I can't quite get my ditch to work. I need to daylight from my edge of pavement (proposed grade) at 2:1 to the bottom of my ditch, 2' below existing grade, and then daylight back up to existing grade.
Chris Severs, PE Windows 7 Enterprise SP1 64 bit 64.0 GB RAM Intel Xeon E5-2650 v3 @ 2.30GHz NVIDA Quadro M4000 Civil 3D 2014
If we assume that your proposed grade is always above existing ground then it should be possible to do this using two subassemblies. Use LinkSlopeToSurface to get from the road down to EG, then whichever daylighting sub you prefer for the ditch and final daylight. I usually use DaylightGeneral. If the road shoulder might be in cut then you will need to add conditional subs to handle that.
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