new contours will not go straight
Depending on which surface you used (top or bottom (datum)), you need to apply Overhang Correction. If the Top, then Top Links. If the Datum, then Bottom Links...
Todd Rogers
Civil Administration
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The elevation data you feed the surface is "Triangulated" . The contours are interpolated along the triangles.
TIN= Triangulated Irregular Network
The elevation data you feed the surface is "Triangulated" . The contours are interpolated along the triangles.
TIN= Triangulated Irregular Network
Joe Bouza
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The contours are the visible expression of the triangles if they look bad doesn't really mean the triangle are. You need to compare your data with the results.
Also, what other possible data is in the definition.
Occasionally triangle may not go where you wish due to conflicts in data: missing feature line, blown elevation, wrong links used in corr surf, data you did not intend to add to the definition....
Also, what other possible data is in the definition.
Occasionally triangle may not go where you wish due to conflicts in data: missing feature line, blown elevation, wrong links used in corr surf, data you did not intend to add to the definition....
Joe Bouza
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Based on the limited info we have so far, my first thought is that under the surface tab in the corridor properties, you haven't turned on use as breaklines.
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Don Ireland
Engineering Design Technician
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