Hi Everybody,
I try to understand how to use the superelevation. I read that I have to enter this command:
if((Side=Left)AND(SE.HasLeftLO), SE.LeftLO,
if((Side=Right)AND(SE.HasRightLO), SE.RightLO,
CType(slope,Double)))
but I don't know where, and I just want to create a simple assembly with a slope and delta X and having a lane outside superelevation for the both side.
If someone have an example I can see what I have to do for creating what I want.
Thank you very much to helping me
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To use the equation:
Set side to Left or Right (not None)
Make an Input Parameter that is named "Slope", and type Grade or Slope. This will be your default slope if there is no superelevation.
Make an Input Parameter that is named "Width" and type Double.
P1 at Origin
P2 & L1, "Slope and Delta X" from P1 Slope=if((Side=Left)AND(SE.HasLeftLO), SE.LeftLO,
if((Side=Right)AND(SE.HasRightLO), SE.RightLO,
CType(slope,Double))), DeltaX=Width, assign Point Code and Link Code.
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Thank you very much, it's working right now. I think that it was because I use also a superelevation in the target elevation and that is override my command.
Just another question, Those I have to create a superelevation parameter?
Thank you again!