Assembly & Corridor Problem

[hmoobvue]

I have an existing road with the right side being a superelevation at a lower grade than the left side.

In picture 1, is what i want the cross section to look like.

Picture 1:

In picture 2, this is my current cross section. it is not align at the crown. I used overlaywidenmatchslope1 for the left and overlaymillandlevel1 for the right.

Picture 2:

In picture 3, is the corridor targeting setting. What am i doing wrong?

Picture 3:

Need assistance. 

[cwr-pae]

Check the "use profile options" of the right hand sub in the assembly. I think the minimum clearance and overlay depth have to be set to match the left hand subs overlay depth.

I have this issue frequently when using different overlay subs adjacent to one another.  If you have the newer "OverlayMillLevel1Lane1Side" sub, I find it to be more adaptable to this kind of situation.

[hmoobvue]

i don't see that subassembly. i'm currently using civil 3d 2013.

[tcorey]

You're not going to find the "New Rehab Subassemblies" (how long can they keep that name?) in your 2013 Civil 3D.

For those who use 2018-2020 versions of Civil 3D, look for the New Rehab palette of the Tool Palettes dialog. You might need to dig for it - right click at the bottom of the column of tabs, where you see overlapping tab edges. On the dialog, you will see additional tabs , including New Rehab.

Don't forget to put it back when you're done, or you might not see the tabs that are usually at the top of the list.

[cwr-pae · Accepted solution]

The new rehab subs are also in the catalog if you can't find them in the tool palette.

@hmoobvue you will need to play adjust the minimum clearance to get the right hand lane to line up with the left lane.