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Can an alignment links with another alignment at any station and elevation. In other words, meaning that when alignment A shifted, alignment B (which links to alignment A) will shift as well.
i haven't found one, but I think Laurie said her program will do something
like that....
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Dana Breig Probert
http://civil3drocks.blogspot.com/
CADapult Ltd
Empowering Design With Innovative Solutions
www.cadapult.net
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Can an alignment links with another alignment at any station and elevation.
In other words, meaning that when alignment A shifted, alignment B (which
links to alignment A) will shift as well.
OH dear. I am so sorry. It usually happens to me the other way around-
people assume me to be a man.
My apologies to Laurie.
--
Dana Breig Probert
http://civil3drocks.blogspot.com/
CADapult Ltd
Empowering Design With Innovative Solutions
www.cadapult.net
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"Dana Breig Probert" wrote in message
news:5208853@discussion.autodesk.com...
i haven't found one, but I think Laurie said her program will do something
like that....
--
Dana Breig Probert
http://civil3drocks.blogspot.com/
CADapult Ltd
Empowering Design With Innovative Solutions
www.cadapult.net
---------------------------------------------- wrote in message news:5208526@discussion.autodesk.com...
Can an alignment links with another alignment at any station and elevation.
In other words, meaning that when alignment A shifted, alignment B (which
links to alignment A) will shift as well.
Don't worry, only my wife has seen the moustache (aka soup strainer). I
shaved it off early in it's childhood.
Advanced Road Design (and it's sibling Advanced Road Design INTERSECTION)
treat intersections as "T" junctions and the vertical design of a road which
ends at a through road is adjusted to match with the design of the through
road.
All this is dynamic and if you have the profile editors for a series of
roads open you see the side road design changing as you edit the through
road.
Have a look at
http://www.civil3dtools.com/
for more details.
"Dana Breig Probert" wrote in message
news:5209283@discussion.autodesk.com...
OH dear. I am so sorry. It usually happens to me the other way around-
people assume me to be a man.
My apologies to Laurie.
--
Dana Breig Probert
http://civil3drocks.blogspot.com/
CADapult Ltd
Empowering Design With Innovative Solutions
www.cadapult.net
----------------------------------------------
"Dana Breig Probert" wrote in message
news:5208853@discussion.autodesk.com...
i haven't found one, but I think Laurie said her program will do something
like that....
--
Dana Breig Probert
http://civil3drocks.blogspot.com/
CADapult Ltd
Empowering Design With Innovative Solutions
www.cadapult.net
---------------------------------------------- wrote in message news:5208526@discussion.autodesk.com...
Can an alignment links with another alignment at any station and elevation.
In other words, meaning that when alignment A shifted, alignment B (which
links to alignment A) will shift as well.
