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hello all...
i'm new in using civil 3d..
i have 1 question
like photo i attached here... how to set profile graph (red arrow) plot like white line (yellow arrow) following station/chainage..
for information white line in image attached here i create manually..
tq 
hello all...
i'm new in using civil 3d..
i have 1 question
like photo i attached here... how to set profile graph (red arrow) plot like white line (yellow arrow) following station/chainage..
for information white line in image attached here i create manually..
tq
I think what you want to do is set in the Profile View Style. The Profile View is the graph that the profile shows up on. You can edit its settings by right-clicking it on the Toolspace>Settings tab, or by selecting the grid in your drawing and right-clicking. In the menu that shows up you select Edit profile view style.
Usually you have more than one style to account for different situations. At this point you can edit the style you selected, copy the style to create a new style, or create a new style from the ground up.
On the Grid tab of the profile view style there is a checkbox to Clip vertical grid. If you check this box you then select what you want clip the grid at. In your situation I think you want Clip to highest profile(s).
Note that you can also clip the horizontal grid if desired.
Let me know if this works or if we should explore other possibilities.
I think what you want to do is set in the Profile View Style. The Profile View is the graph that the profile shows up on. You can edit its settings by right-clicking it on the Toolspace>Settings tab, or by selecting the grid in your drawing and right-clicking. In the menu that shows up you select Edit profile view style.
Usually you have more than one style to account for different situations. At this point you can edit the style you selected, copy the style to create a new style, or create a new style from the ground up.
On the Grid tab of the profile view style there is a checkbox to Clip vertical grid. If you check this box you then select what you want clip the grid at. In your situation I think you want Clip to highest profile(s).
Note that you can also clip the horizontal grid if desired.
Let me know if this works or if we should explore other possibilities.
The graph will only extend to the existing ground surface where there are grid lines. If you want it to more closely follow the existing ground profile you will have to increase the grid interval to an appropriate spacing:
If what you want is a profile that looks like the white line you drew you should use Profile Creation Tools to create a new profile - a profile that does not follow the surface but goes where you want it to go, like the white lines:
Did I answer your question? If not maybe you could draw a more complete picture of exactly what you want. I know translating to English doesn't always work well, but a picture is worth a thousand words.
The graph will only extend to the existing ground surface where there are grid lines. If you want it to more closely follow the existing ground profile you will have to increase the grid interval to an appropriate spacing:
If what you want is a profile that looks like the white line you drew you should use Profile Creation Tools to create a new profile - a profile that does not follow the surface but goes where you want it to go, like the white lines:
Did I answer your question? If not maybe you could draw a more complete picture of exactly what you want. I know translating to English doesn't always work well, but a picture is worth a thousand words.
First you have to start at an even station to have this work. Then edit the Profile View Properties. Change the Weeding factor to equal you Station interval.
Allen Jessup
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First you have to start at an even station to have this work. Then edit the Profile View Properties. Change the Weeding factor to equal you Station interval.
Allen Jessup
CAD Manager - Designer
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