Is there a way to assign an elevation to a curved feature line at the second point while drawing?

Is there a way to assign an elevation to a curved feature line at the second point while drawing?

aguirre2
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Is there a way to assign an elevation to a curved feature line at the second point while drawing?

aguirre2
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I was wondering if while I am drawing a curved feature line if I could assign an elevation from a cogo point at the second point of the arc.

 

Currently, I draw the feature line then come back and insert a PI at the point with the point elevation.

 

Thanks.

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Draw the Featureline with the 3 points at elevation. Then use Fit Curve.

https://civilimmersion.typepad.com/civil_immersion/2017/05/editing-civil-3d-feature-line-geometry-us...

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Thanks, that is a command I probably should have utilized by now.

 

I still have to come back to the curve to select the points so I am not sure if I am saving any time but I will test it out.

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How are you doing it now? Fit Curve or drawing 2 continuing arcs are the only way I can think of.

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aguirre2
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I draw a feature line starting at the first cogo point then specify arc and select the second cogo point and then the end cogo point.

 

With this method I have to come back and insert a PI at the second cogo point so the curve elevation matches the second cogo point elevation.

 

 

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AllenJessup
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About the same. You could also insert an Elevation Point. But, again, that's a similar operation. I don't see any way to do in in one shot.

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