Odd grading triangles top left pad

Odd grading triangles top left pad

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Odd grading triangles top left pad

PeterKozub
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Hi

 

Notice odd triangles top left

 

labeling feature lines with grade dist and end points work well

with grading editor 

 

Any ideas on the triangulation 

 

Thanks Pete

 

Play attached Mp4

 

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wfberry
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Not sure what caused that problem.  However, if you mark one corner where you have it, move it away and back again it FIXES itself.

 

Bill

 

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PeterKozub
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Hi Bill

 

I did what you suggested and it worked sort of

 

Also note the text is auto dragged suggesting that there is

some sort of hidden edit history being applyed ?  this

drag edit was done many steps earlier and shows 

up like a 

 

note slope indicators are cleaned up also

 

I placed a yellow line at feature vertex and drag it away and then back in two separate steps

and the odd triangles and slope indicators reappeared...

 

The short 2.88 segment indicates a start point for some investigation by programmers 

 

Pete

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tcorey
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Fillet the corner of the building pad.



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PeterKozub
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Hi Tim 

 

Tried what your suggested and it did help the corner triangles

 

the top left short segments rogue triangles still linger please zoom in on attached DWG and

you can see them.

 

Also the slope indicators are still overlapping 

 

The best thing about this little DWG is that its small enough that programming types can 

hopefully find it.

 

Would not like to find this behavior in a large grading job hours could go lost...

 

see attached PNG and DWG

 

Pete

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tcorey
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Peter, add some elevation points in that area. Select the feature line on the screen and then:

 

screenshot01.jpg

 

Does this look better?

 

Screenshot02.jpg

 

 



Tim Corey
MicroCAD Training and Consulting, Inc.
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