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I wish Autodesk would include flared end sections with the program. This is bogus that we have to create them in parts builder! I am going thru a tutoriol on how to build a simple junction structure now, this absoloutley a pain, I cannot imagine how long it would take to create a flared end section. It seems like something that is commonly used in the Civil field (flared end sections) would be included with the software. It is as common as pipes, drop inlets and manholes. ARRRRGGGGGGG!
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I wish Autodesk would include flared end sections with the program. This is
bogus that we have to create them in parts builder! I am going thru a
tutoriol on how to build a simple junction structure now, this absoloutley a
pain, I cannot imagine how long it would take to create a flared end
section. It seems like something that is commonly used in the Civil field
(flared end sections) would be included with the software. It is as common
as pipes, drop inlets and manholes. ARRRRGGGGGGG!
well, it would be nice; however, I know Colorado
Dept. of Transportation has different specifications than Florida, New Jersey
and every other state. So Autodesk would need to include F.E.S. for all the
states, then countries.. there would be a million F.E.S.
one main F.E.S. could work, but every dimension
would need to be adjusted. I found a F.E.S. searching Google, I just cannot get
the part to actually insert to the invert. it inserts at a zero elevation. but
that is a different post, different forum.
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