Delete Elevation Points Featurelines

[Anonymous]

I have a not so perfectly round featureline created using arcs. At one
station there are two identical elevation points according to the elevation
editor, same station number and same elvation. I select the station then
select delete elevation point but I get a pop-up saying "You must highlight
an intermediate elevation point in the editor to delete." I don't know how
much more I could highlight it? Why can't I remove this duplicate elevation?

[Sinc]

They probably are "hard PIs" in your alignment, and not intermediate elevation points. Try the "Delete PI" option instead.



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[Anonymous]

Never mind solved. PI not elevation point.

"Robert" wrote in message
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I have a not so perfectly round featureline created using arcs. At one
station there are two identical elevation points according to the elevation
editor, same station number and same elvation. I select the station then
select delete elevation point but I get a pop-up saying "You must highlight
an intermediate elevation point in the editor to delete." I don't know how
much more I could highlight it? Why can't I remove this duplicate elevation?

[Anonymous]

Thanks Sinc that is what it was.

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<dei-feif> wrote in message
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They
probably are "hard PIs" in your alignment, and not intermediate elevation
points. Try the "Delete PI" option instead.

--
Sinc
http://www.ejsurveying.com
http://www.quuxsoft.com

[Anonymous]

Not sure why two PI's got created here though? I
did use join for two featurelines does that create two PI's? I'll
test.

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<dei-feif> wrote in message
href="news:6072760@discussion.autodesk.com">news:6072760@discussion.autodesk.com...

They
probably are "hard PIs" in your alignment, and not intermediate elevation
points. Try the "Delete PI" option instead.

--
Sinc
http://www.ejsurveying.com
http://www.quuxsoft.com

[Carlos_Daniel_84]

@Anonymous, select your feature line you have to go the drawing area and find out the point what you want to delete, , go to the toolbar feature lines and then click to the Delete PI command, select you intermediate point o duplicate point and finally press enter. That´s all.

I hope I´ve help you

Sorry my drawing!!

[Jeff_M]

@Carlos_Daniel_84 I think the OP likely figured out something in the 14 years since he asked about it. If not, it's probably too late for any help on that project.

[Carlos_Daniel_84]

Jeff_M , jajajaja You are very right. Let's hope so, otherwise it would be a shame not to have even fulfilled that role. I should have started with "once upon a time"... I'll go up in another post to see if I help other people in the present and future xD