How to define design level on assembly

How to define design level on assembly

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How to define design level on assembly

kamran.cad06
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I have a road cross section in which centerline is in center median, but I want to apply to design level on inner edge of pavement instead of center median. center median is higher than finished pavement level. road  section is attached

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Joe-Bouza
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Targets.

in corridor properties apply vertical targets to subassembly points

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I usually add an offset to the subassembly. In my case the header curb is 0.5' above the edge of pavement so I offset my assembly vertically 0.5'. See attached. The yellow line is the extension of the pavement.

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Jeew-m
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You can use offset profiles with a 0 slope from the CL and then use them as elevation targets in the corridor.

If superelevation is there this elevation target method will not work (Only my view).



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