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Linking to Multiple Alignment

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tylerm667
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Linking to Multiple Alignment

I am designing a surface ditch along a road.  I am using an alignment that is on the edge of the road and then creating my assembly so it only goes one direction away from the road but then I would like to link the depth and distance away from the road by the ground level or actually another alignment.  So I am trying to link to two different alignments in the same assembly to create my corridor.  Is this possible and what subassembly do I need to complete this.  Someone said to use link slope to elevation but that appears to only allow me to enter one elevation and I want that elevation to follow my profile.

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doni49
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It sounds like you have an alignment that will control the start of the assembly and you have another alignment that you want to use as a horizontal and vertical target.  Correct?

 

Make sure both alignments have profiles (to provide the elevations required), add a "Link Offset and Elevation" subassembly and then in the corridor properties, you'll have options to set your targets.

 

In this case you're looking for Offset Alignment and Elevation Profile.

 

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michal_sobr
in reply to: doni49

And what about rail cant or superelevation?

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