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A little direction navigating the file wouldhelp? which site? which grading group? where on the plan?
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A little direction navigating the file wouldhelp? which site? which grading group? where on the plan?
Joe Bouza
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For starters. the gradings use the standard style which is set to all elemts off. there are several errors in the files when recovered and thousands of regapps. Not that theses a re cause of any prolem but it is a good idea to constantly audit and purge a grading drawing as they can be very finicky
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For starters. the gradings use the standard style which is set to all elemts off. there are several errors in the files when recovered and thousands of regapps. Not that theses a re cause of any prolem but it is a good idea to constantly audit and purge a grading drawing as they can be very finicky
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once you purge audit purge turn on all your layers in the current drawing and set the standard style to display I found for grading . the ones to surface eg 2018 all I did was switch to fill first and they updated. There is on on the lower right side of the site that uses a distance criteria. this one has internal conflicts where it is grading into itself.
In one of the grading tutorials they demonstrate how to normalize a feature line to apply a grading that will not collapse on itself. basically offset your feature at your slope for an arbitrary distance and then filet the bends out, apply the grading to the normalized line and infill between the two to complete.
I just went back and inspected this again. the line you have the projection grading on is in the same site as the line at the limit of the red contours. that gets NFGX2 😂
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once you purge audit purge turn on all your layers in the current drawing and set the standard style to display I found for grading . the ones to surface eg 2018 all I did was switch to fill first and they updated. There is on on the lower right side of the site that uses a distance criteria. this one has internal conflicts where it is grading into itself.
In one of the grading tutorials they demonstrate how to normalize a feature line to apply a grading that will not collapse on itself. basically offset your feature at your slope for an arbitrary distance and then filet the bends out, apply the grading to the normalized line and infill between the two to complete.
I just went back and inspected this again. the line you have the projection grading on is in the same site as the line at the limit of the red contours. that gets NFGX2 😂
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Check again your drawing has multiple sites and multiple grading groups. Like I said set the standard grading style to something that displays and you will see them.
yes at the perimeter you are in a few meters of cut and fill
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Check again your drawing has multiple sites and multiple grading groups. Like I said set the standard grading style to something that displays and you will see them.
yes at the perimeter you are in a few meters of cut and fill
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lol
I replied to the wrong post. Pardon
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lol
I replied to the wrong post. Pardon
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