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Site boundary?

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Jeff_M
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Site boundary?

Jeff_M
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Is there a method to obtain the overall Site boundary? I have not found one, if there is, but it would sure come in handy when creating reports. We must always include the project Boundary as the first item in a report, so being able to add it to the existing reports would be a huge timesaver.

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Site boundary?

Is there a method to obtain the overall Site boundary? I have not found one, if there is, but it would sure come in handy when creating reports. We must always include the project Boundary as the first item in a report, so being able to add it to the existing reports would be a huge timesaver.

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Anonymous
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Hi Jeff,

 

Site is an abstraction for construction site containing parcels and alignments. I don't see even in UI we assign any geometry to it nor it shows any geometry property like boundary etc. in UI dialog.

 

In your requirement, I think we can use Surface Boundary - isn't it ?

 

Thanks,

Partha

 

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Hi Jeff,

 

Site is an abstraction for construction site containing parcels and alignments. I don't see even in UI we assign any geometry to it nor it shows any geometry property like boundary etc. in UI dialog.

 

In your requirement, I think we can use Surface Boundary - isn't it ?

 

Thanks,

Partha

 

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Jeff_M
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Jeff_M
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Hi Partha,

While a Site can effectively not have a 'boundary, such as when miscellaneous alignments and featurlines exist, it can have a ParcelAreaLabel displayed showing the Site Area. The SIte Area is also displayed in Prospector. As I'm composing this response I am seeing the difficulty in providing this request. I guess I will just continue to do what I have always done and have a separate Site for the project Boundary.

 

No, a surface boundary would not work for this. At least not that I can tell as the Parcel MapCheck report only gets Parcel info.

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Hi Partha,

While a Site can effectively not have a 'boundary, such as when miscellaneous alignments and featurlines exist, it can have a ParcelAreaLabel displayed showing the Site Area. The SIte Area is also displayed in Prospector. As I'm composing this response I am seeing the difficulty in providing this request. I guess I will just continue to do what I have always done and have a separate Site for the project Boundary.

 

No, a surface boundary would not work for this. At least not that I can tell as the Parcel MapCheck report only gets Parcel info.

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Anonymous
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Hi Jeff -

 

Since you need it now, I gave it a try 🙂

 

Looks like we can get the site boundary / perimeter from it's base curve.

 

Check this -

 

             

Site site = siteId.GetObject(OpenMode.ForRead) asSite;

             

Polyline sitePerimeter = (Polyline)site.BaseCurve ;             

             

ed.WriteMessage(

"\nSite Name :    " + site.Name.ToString());

             

ed.WriteMessage(

"\nSite Area :    " + site.Area.ToString());

             

ed.WriteMessage(

"\nSite Perimeter :    " + sitePerimeter.Length.ToString());

 

 

I did a quick test on a sample and seems returning correct results.

Please let me know if you find this returns incorrect boundary in your DWG files.

 

Thanks,

Partha Sarkar

Autodesk

 

 

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Hi Jeff -

 

Since you need it now, I gave it a try 🙂

 

Looks like we can get the site boundary / perimeter from it's base curve.

 

Check this -

 

             

Site site = siteId.GetObject(OpenMode.ForRead) asSite;

             

Polyline sitePerimeter = (Polyline)site.BaseCurve ;             

             

ed.WriteMessage(

"\nSite Name :    " + site.Name.ToString());

             

ed.WriteMessage(

"\nSite Area :    " + site.Area.ToString());

             

ed.WriteMessage(

"\nSite Perimeter :    " + sitePerimeter.Length.ToString());

 

 

I did a quick test on a sample and seems returning correct results.

Please let me know if you find this returns incorrect boundary in your DWG files.

 

Thanks,

Partha Sarkar

Autodesk

 

 

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Anonymous
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Anonymous
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Hi Jeff -

 

I am just revisiting this and wondering if you want the Site boundary geometry to be visible / printed as part of your project report ?

 

Thanks,

Partha

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Hi Jeff -

 

I am just revisiting this and wondering if you want the Site boundary geometry to be visible / printed as part of your project report ?

 

Thanks,

Partha

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Jeff_M
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Jeff_M
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Partha, I think my current workflow will suffice. Thanks for checking back, though.
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Partha, I think my current workflow will suffice. Thanks for checking back, though.
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Anonymous
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OK. Thx for the confirmation !

 

 

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OK. Thx for the confirmation !

 

 

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