squishing profiles

[Anonymous]

Man, I've got a load of questions tonight...

Is there a way to make profiles/sections take up less space? I've got a
surface that crosses a major elevation, and even if I set the grid
above/grid below settings to 0, I still get two entire grids being
shown. Since the surface lies within a few feet of the major elevation,
that's a lot of wasted space.

Any hints? Thanks!

[Anonymous]

Jason,

You should be able to edit the profile view and set the limits of the
profile.

--
Brian Hailey
LDT2006
C3D2006
XP Pro - SP 2
P4 2.8GHz
1.00 GB of RAM


"Jason" wrote in message
news:5193308@discussion.autodesk.com...
Man, I've got a load of questions tonight...

Is there a way to make profiles/sections take up less space? I've got a
surface that crosses a major elevation, and even if I set the grid
above/grid below settings to 0, I still get two entire grids being
shown. Since the surface lies within a few feet of the major elevation,
that's a lot of wasted space.

Any hints? Thanks!

[Anonymous]

> You should be able to edit the profile view and set the limits of the
> profile.

Thanks.

I think what I needed to do (I just figured it out) was to change the
major and minor tick intervals on the left and right axes. Which maybe
is what you were saying? 🙂

[Anonymous]

I don't think that is what he meant.

Check out this (see attached)

--
Dana Breig Probert
http://civil3drocks.blogspot.com/
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cadapult_civil

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"Jason" wrote in message
news:5194263@discussion.autodesk.com...
> You should be able to edit the profile view and set the limits of the
> profile.

Thanks.

I think what I needed to do (I just figured it out) was to change the
major and minor tick intervals on the left and right axes. Which maybe
is what you were saying? 🙂

[Anonymous]

duh, never mind, I reread the first post- you did that already

--
Dana Breig Probert
http://civil3drocks.blogspot.com/
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cadapult_civil

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"Dana Breig Probert" wrote in message
news:5194265@discussion.autodesk.com...
I don't think that is what he meant.

Check out this (see attached)

--
Dana Breig Probert
http://civil3drocks.blogspot.com/
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cadapult_civil

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"Jason" wrote in message
news:5194263@discussion.autodesk.com...
> You should be able to edit the profile view and set the limits of the
> profile.

Thanks.

I think what I needed to do (I just figured it out) was to change the
major and minor tick i
ntervals on the left and right axes. Which maybe
is what you were saying? 🙂

[Anonymous]

how about this one (see attached)

--
Dana Breig Probert
http://civil3drocks.blogspot.com/
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cadapult_civil

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"Jason" wrote in message
news:5194263@discussion.autodesk.com...
> You should be able to edit the profile view and set the limits of the
> profile.

Thanks.

I think what I needed to do (I just figured it out) was to change the
major and minor tick intervals on the left and right axes. Which maybe
is what you were saying? 🙂

[Anonymous]

Dana Breig Probert wrote:
> how about this one (see attached)

That looks like it would work, too. It's probably a little more precise
than my method. Thanks!

[Anonymous]

Dana,

That was the one I was refering to. Thanks for the images.

--
Brian Hailey
LDT2006
C3D2006
XP Pro - SP 2
P4 2.8GHz
1.00 GB of RAM


"Dana Breig Probert" wrote in message
news:5194288@discussion.autodesk.com...
how about this one (see attached)

--
Dana Breig Probert
http://civil3drocks.blogspot.com/
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cadapult_civil

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"Jason" wrote in message
news:5194263@discussion.autodesk.com...
> You should be able to edit the profile view and set the limits of the
> profile.

Thanks.

I think what I needed to do (I just figured it out) was to change the
major and minor tick intervals on the left and right axes.
Which maybe
is what you were saying? 🙂