DaylightInsideROW Targets

DaylightInsideROW Targets

AllenJessup
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DaylightInsideROW Targets

AllenJessup
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I'm using the DaylightInsideROW to daylight to a range go grading until hitting a Target Alignment.

I have 2 Offset Alignments to use as targets. However the daylight defaults to the maximum grade, 4:1 and bypasses the Alignments. I have a test alignment shown below.

The Offset Alignments are shown as white in plan and red dashed lines in section.

 

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It shows in both cases the grading going past the Target Alignments.

This is how I have the Targets set.

 

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What am I missing to make the Daylight hit the Target Alignment if the maximum grading will go outside them?

 

 

 

Allen Jessup
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Joe-Bouza
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Aint that annoying

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RobertEVs
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Try using DaylightMaxWidth

This subassembly inserts a link that daylights to a target surface at a user-defined cut or fill slope.

If necessary, the slope is adjusted to keep the daylight point within a maximum width from the hinge point.

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AllenJessup
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@RobertEVs That's the problem. While in my test Corridor the Offset Alignments are at a fixed width. In the project I'm working on the Target Alignments are not at a fixed width.

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fcernst
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Is your Hold Slope parameter set to Override Maximum Slope?



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AllenJessup
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Thank you again.

Allen Jessup
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