Objects projected from Horz Alignment to profile at incorrect station

[lwillhite]

Objects projected from my horizontal alignment are coming in at a different station in my profile view.  I have labeled the object on my horizontal alignment and the Station matches the text shown in the profile view.  However, when I create my FG vertical alignment it is obvious that the station the projected symbol is coming in at is incorrect.  Please see attached.  Purple is the projected info/White is the vertical alignment labeling.

Any ideas??

Thank you for any advice!

Lisa

Lisa

[lwillhite]

To add to my confusion some of them are at the correct station..... please see below

[BushW]

Hello @lwillhite

Sorry, to hear that you're having this issue. Is it possible for you to post the drawing for review? 

[wfberry]

Perhaps you left out some information.

Where are these objects located in plan view?  Are you in a curve?

Are the objects located directly over the alignment?

Bill

[lwillhite]

The file is attached.  Saw some had issues in previous versions (I am in 2018) when station equations were used.  However, I am not using equations.  Also, I noticed that all of the stations that are off in all 3 profile views are off by 0.47'

Thank you for your help!

Lisa

[lwillhite]

The blocks are on the alignment and some blocks are at the beginning/end of curves.  However, they doesn't seem to be anything in common with the objects projecting to the incorrect station on the profile.  In all of the profile views the stations that are off are off by 0.47'.

Thank you,

Lisa

[BushW · Accepted solution]

Hello @lwillhite

I have discovered that the issue is with the Profile Projection Label Style =>Basic=>Source Station is not reading the station correctly. Don't have a reason why at the moment but, that seems to be the problem. The Profile Label do have the correct stationing and elevation. I hope this helps!

Best Regards,

Wendell

[lwillhite]

Yeah, I noticed that too.  Planned on just moving my PI's in the vertical alignment so they are correct.  Thanks for your time in working on this.

Lisa

[BushW]

Hello @lwillhite

I'm glad I was able to help but, it's a strange issue that I will be looking into.

BushW