View a cross-section

[nostupidquestions]

i've got a cross section view of my cul-de-sac. how do i get rid of the vertical lines in the section of the coridor? i've got curbing on the left & right but in the middle where the grade breaks there are unnecessary vertical lines. 

[Anonymous]

You must change the frequency of the corridor to a smaller length (distance).

The cross sections is a section in corridor and the corridor is made by triangulation. So if you intercept more triangles, you will have more points of grade breaks => unnecessary vertical lines.

[Jay_B]

I have the same issue with cul-de-sac's and increasing the frequency only makes the lines and resulting corridor top surface much worse.

(It also increases file size over 700kb just for the cul-de-sac itself).

My guess is that it has to do with the fact that there is no true companion corridor frequency line matching the sample line left to right.

(when sample lines are perpendicular to alignment.)

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I'm also Curious to see if anyone has a trick to get rid of the extra vertical lines.

Using 2' frequency along curves:

Cross section Using 0.5' frequency along curves:

[nostupidquestions]

bump.

my engineer is having heartburn over this.

[Jay_B]

The only way I'm aware of is to mask the lines or Export to AutoCad (once design is complete) and delete the unwanted lines.

QSELECT by line segment length helps to expedite this very tedious cleanup.

[mathewkol]

This "should" be possible. Create a code set style where those links either do not display at all or are on a no-plot layer.

[nostupidquestions]

thanks. i've not gotten into code set styles to hide links and such. i've looked into it but i can't figure out where to begin. i'm guessing there is a link that runs vertically for the base, sub base & pavement but the subassembly doesn't say what number they are. i can't find in the settings where i would even begin to flip them off or on.