Feature line elev & coords

Feature line elev & coords

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Feature line elev & coords

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Is there anyway to add points along a feature line or 3dpline that are numbered and then to create a schedule that shows the coords & elev's sequently numbered in schedule and plan.
2015 in use.

Dave z.
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igi_pop
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@Anonymous wrote:
Is there anyway to add points along a feature line or 3dpline that are numbered and then to create a schedule that shows the coords & elev's sequently numbered in schedule and plan.
2015 in use.

Dave z.

Hey!

Sure it can!

Make yer feature line and explode it to get a 3d poly

01_feat.jpg

go to "create points - miscelanious - polyline vertices - automatic"

03_points.png

 

you'll get something like this after you

- define a description BEFORE creating the points (prompt for desc - automatic; default desc - something recognizable)

- create a group that would include THOSE points by description (i made them POLY1)

02_točke.png

 

then it just remains to create a table (annotate-insert point table) for the group you defined ONLY

05_table.png

 

tadaaaa 🙂

 

cheers

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Anonymous
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Thank you

So far things are working the way I want it to with the exception of the sequential numbering.

 

When I go to create points and then Point Identity and reset the starting number I get a message that say's

"Point Number must be Unique". How do I reset the number back to 1? 

 

Also I have the tables set for dynamic., but when I delete some of the points it leaves blank lines in the table. Other then reinserting the table is there anyway to set it so the table information automatically shifts up and fills in the blank rows.?

 

2015 in use

Dave Z.

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Anonymous
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here is what I have for the numbering settings.

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rl_jackson
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@Anonymous

 

To update the table, select and this should appear in the ribbon.  As far as the point # goes. You must already have points in the drawing. To reset back to 1 you'll need to renumber or delete the existing points. I would just start at a higher number like 5000 and number from there you other points could be part of the survey information.

Update Table.png


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igi_pop
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@Anonymous wrote:

Thank you

So far things are working the way I want it to with the exception of the sequential numbering.

 

When I go to create points and then Point Identity and reset the starting number I get a message that say's

"Point Number must be Unique". How do I reset the number back to 1? 

 

Also I have the tables set for dynamic., but when I delete some of the points it leaves blank lines in the table. Other then reinserting the table is there anyway to set it so the table information automatically shifts up and fills in the blank rows.?

 

2015 in use

Dave Z.



@Anonymous wrote:

@Anonymous

 

To update the table, select and this should appear in the ribbon.  As far as the point # goes. You must already have points in the drawing. To reset back to 1 you'll need to renumber or delete the existing points. I would just start at a higher number like 5000 and number from there you other points could be part of the survey information.

Update Table.png


Rl_jackson pointed it out. I figured that that one thing could be a trip in the process 😉

You can ALWAYS, for the sole purpose of getting the table paste the 3d poly in a blank drawing and do it there.

Other than that, if you need to do it in the same drawing, jackson's suggesting would work. number them form a rediculous number upwards.

 

Cheers

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Anonymous
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Those are both good ideas. Using a crazy high number would be less work...I think
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