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I had posted this in the Customizaion form. But it was suggested that I post it here.
Our provincial standard requires subgrade and subbse surfaces to have a typical cross slope of -3%. The base and ashpalt have a typical cross slope of -2% for the driving lane and -5% for the shoulder. Is there any way C3D can handle this? I should point out that for super elevated curves, there will be a different transiton distance for each cross slope.
Yes. You will need to use the Tool Palettes and use the right Subassembly for what you want. More than likely you will probably use LaneOutsideSuperMultiLayer.
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