Corridor bottom links are not propper please help drawing is attached

Corridor bottom links are not propper please help drawing is attached

abrariqbal
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Corridor bottom links are not propper please help drawing is attached

abrariqbal
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HI friends i have two issues drawing is attached please help me....

 

1- Corridor bottom links are not propperly adjusted i have tried my best....pleae check what is problem

 

2-I WANT TO ROTATE GUTTER KERB AROUND PARKING BUT I WANT ASPHALT PARKING AND FOOTPATH PERPENDICULAR TO CENTERLINE AS SHOWN in drawing please check drawing

 

 

thankyou dears waaiting for your help....

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Message 2 of 17

Anonymous
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Hi Abrar

 

i think you set your links to top instead of bottom, what you have to do is :

1. go to your corridor properties, surfaces tab.

2. set the overhang correction to bottom links.

3. rebuild your corridor.

 

check the image 

Bottom Link.png

 

 

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abrariqbal
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Thanks Dear

 

But i have set that properly you can check drawing but then also corridor bottom links are not propper 

 

any suggestion????

 

i have added as break line also but then also could not resolve this problem

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Anonymous
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Did you create the kerb gutter & heel kerb subassemblies from polyline ?

If yes maybe you didn't define the codes & links for these subassemblies, cause parameters value from the assembly properties shows empty. 

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abrariqbal
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No i make these from sub assembly composer as you can see its properties these are variables not static.....

 

but this same problem was when i created with poly line and define codes and same problem when now i have created with sub assembly composer

 

i dont know why this is,....

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Anonymous
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Sorry I have no answer, just be patient untill experts reply you 

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Message 7 of 17

abrariqbal
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OK dear thanks and do you have any suggestion for my second problem as i show in my drawing i want to rotate gutter kerb around asphalt and parking...
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Anonymous
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Just throwing a thought, i suggest to add offset assembly for the parkings and then attach kerb gutter to it, and you set your parking polylines as a target for the kerb subassemblies so that it will be traveling along the parking polyline. like this maybe your kerb gutter will be rotated along parking curves.

just give it a try.

 

Offset Assembly.png

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doni49
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First, let me make sure I understand the issue.

 

From what I've read, it sounds like you want to exclude the points (as shown in my image below) from the surface and have the surface follow the yellow line. 

 

CorridorQ.png

 

 

If that's correct then you need to change the codes assigned to these points within your subassembly.  If these points are named "Datum", they will be included in the surface.  You didn't provide the sub-assembly so all I get is errors when I try to look at your corridor.

 

CorridorQ2.png



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At first I thought it was an overhang correction issue but on closer inspection, it isn't. The overhang correction appears to applied correctly and the sections are indeed applying the overhang correction. The problem is, you have multiple baselines for the same area that are overhanging.

 

The overhang correction is applied to a single section as it's being added to the surface. If you add another section at the same location to the surface, it doesn't know the other one exists and therefore won't take into account the overlapping baseline when adding the correction. If you isolate the last two regions in your corridor you'll see the issue goes away.

 

I discovered this by changing the display of the corridor sections in your cross sections to display just the datum links. I also applied that style to your sections and I noticed they looked different.

 

 

 

 

Brian J. Hailey, P.E.



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abrariqbal
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Thank you my brother.... But what is is solution i need corridor same as i show sample sections in my drawing where no parking right side is +2%, 3.3m asphalt then gutter kerb then +2% foot path area last heel kerb then daylight to EG left side is -2%, 3.3m asphalt then gutter kerb then +2% foot path last heel kerb then daylight to EG where is parking right side is +2%, 3.5m asphalt then flush kerb then +2%, 2.3m parking then gutter kerb then +2% foot path area last heel kerb then daylight to EG left side -2%, 3.5 asphalt then flush kerb then +2%, 2.3m parking then gutter kerb then +2% foot path area last heel kerb then daylight to EG thanks dear...
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cwr-pae
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I see sub assemblies over lapping. I think the program is confused on which assembly to use and thus gives erratic results.

 

I have never seen assemblies and corridors setup quite that way so I don't know if there is something I'm unaware of that allows this to work in other cases.

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BrianHailey
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Create a single baseline for you corridor and then create additional regions and apply the appropriate assemblies as your progress down.

Brian J. Hailey, P.E.



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abrariqbal
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thanks but all of this how i can get with a single base line and how i set sections assemblies i m confused "i need corridor same as i show sample sections in my drawing where no parking right side is +2%, 3.3m asphalt then gutter kerb then +2% foot path area last heel kerb then daylight to EG left side is -2%, 3.3m asphalt then gutter kerb then +2% foot path last heel kerb then daylight to EG where is parking right side is +2%, 3.5m asphalt then flush kerb then +2%, 2.3m parking then gutter kerb then +2% foot path area last heel kerb then daylight to EG left side -2%, 3.5 asphalt then flush kerb then +2%, 2.3m parking then gutter kerb then +2% foot path area last heel kerb then daylight to EG thanks dear..."
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An interesting problem.

 

I tried several different methods, looking for a solution that would be as dynamic as possible and produce the most accurate model.  I don't have your custom curb subs, so the assemblies and corridor I built is simplified, using only OOTB subassemblies.  I settled on a solution that uses three separate corridors with dynamic featurelines linking them together.  I started by creating two offset alignments which define the edges of the roadway pavement at the curbs.  I then created two more offset alignments from the first ones which form the back edge of the curbs.

 

The first assembly and corridor builds the travel and the parking lanes, using the first offset alignments as targets.  The ETW featurelines were extracted with dynamic links, to be used in the next corridor.

 

The second corridor uses two offset assemblies, so that the curb subs are built perpendicular to the offset alignments.  This corridor doesn't have a designed profile, so there are LinkVertical subs which target the featurelines from the previous corridor to get the elevations right.  This corridor also has two extracted featurelines at the back of the curbs.

 

Clipboard01.png

 

The third corridor for the sidewalks was harder.  I wanted the sidewalks to be perpendicular to the centerline, and only create sections where the curb sections were.  I had to build separate assemblies for the left and right sides, and set the corridor frequency controls so that it only builds at the featureline points from the curbs.

 

Any changes to the main alignment, layout profile or the offset curb alignments will be updated in the model.

 

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abrariqbal
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That's perfect my friend thanks a lot I need 1 more help from you i have 9 big Roads with same conditions so if you can ...... it is my request please make a short brief video for me in which show all steps how you make this one because i want to clear my total concept so i make no mistake on my big Roads again thanks my Friend.... You Solve my big problem....
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the sections isnt working properly 

the datum line isnt going properly as its shown in those pics 
can anyone help ?

 

1.JPG2.JPG3.JPG

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