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Civil 2010-I've never created a plan and profile sheet using civ3d before, under
General-I have my viewframe created I have my profile created and the grid looks great, I then try to go general - create sheet and tell it to use my profile settings from the grid I created, but when the sheet is created the storm network is at the very bottom left of the grid sheet and doesn't have the grid spacing left/right above/below that I set up on the profile. Basically it will not Center my storm network on the grid,
Thanks in ADV.
Edited by: hellafella on Dec 10, 2009 4:33 PM
There are some possibilities, but even doing everything perfectly I have seen on many occasions where the pipes were not "centered" on the profile. I have even seen them not visible at all. The only fix was to adjust elevation and station parameters in the Profile View Properties box. The Plan/Production tools do a lot of things well, but they aren't perfect and can toss up the usual glitch.
Yes, I did. its like its using my existing ground as my profile insertion point, it actually cuts pipes off. Attached is a bmp of it, but on my profile grid itself I have 2 plus inches of grid spacing below the pipe, and 2 inches grid left of the sta 0+00.
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