Daylight slope with specified level and limit offset

[alvaro.a]

Hi there,

I'm making a road and I would like to spicify the level where needs to finish the slope and a limit line where would stop in case doesn't achieve this level.

I've been trying to find the daylight which could allow me to do this but I haven't finded what I needed.

Anybody can help with this? Thanks.

[jroot]

If you used "LinkOffsetAndSlope" you could set the stop line as your target and go a specific slope from your last subassembly.

[alvaro.a]

Hi @jroot ,

Thanks for your reply, I think I can't do that with the option you mentioned as I can't select the level I want to finish the slope. Let say my road is around level 105, what I need  is an slope which finish for example in level 100 but if reach the line offset limit with a level higher than 100 then stop in that line. I'm not bother about existing ground targets, etc.

[cwr-pae]

Can you make a sketch of what you need? Visualization it may help us find you a solution.

[alvaro.a]

Yes no problem @cwr-pae , an image below:

Slope cutting in level 100 in purple. The yellow line is where the base of the slope will be higher and therefore will be retained by the proposed building. Hopefully this help!

 

[Mohamed.E.Salem]

You may use subassembly composer to model your desirable daylight

[alvaro.a]

Yes, it seems is no other way to do this.

[Joe-Bouza · Accepted solution]

Random slope intercept?

Create an alignment and surface profile of EG at the specific offset. and the profile FL to the corridor as feature line baseline .

you could mark point link mp to it but I add the feature line created to the "Corridor surface def" not surface definition "Corridor surface def"

[alvaro.a]

Thanks @Joe-Bouza! That is a fantastic idea!

[ssovereign]

Hi there

I'm creating daylightbench but apparently the daylightslope is too large.

i want to create the road like pict 2 (grey color road)

anyone can help with this? Thanks