Profile Band Vertical Curve Radius

Profile Band Vertical Curve Radius

robert.conwayC5N5Y
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Profile Band Vertical Curve Radius

robert.conwayC5N5Y
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Hi,

 

can anybody help me,

 

i am using AutoCAD Civil 3D 2019 and i am trying to teach myself using the tutorials,

 

i cannot find an option to display the vertical curve radius in the vertical geometry profile data band and also in the vertical alignment profile labels it is displaying the "K" value and not the radius.

 

i would be grateful for any help.

 

Regards,

Robert.

 

 

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Jowennl
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Jowennl
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Hi @robert.conwayC5N5Y,

 

Please see attached animated gif for vertical curve radius as profile labels.

 

radius as profile labelradius as profile label

See sample dwg in metric c3d 2019 below.

 

Cheers,

Jowenn

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robert.conwayC5N5Y
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Thank you for the information on how to display the vertical curve radius in the profile labels.

 

i have another question that you might be able to help me with.

 

i have created a rail alignment, the track center line in plan, i have created the vertical alignment profile and applied the CANT. 

 

How do i display the track rail lines each side of the center line in plan so that they are 3D lines based on the proposed vertical alignment and CANT.? 

 

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Jowennl
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Hi @robert.conwayC5N5Y,

 

If you already have the Rail alignment, profile and applied CANT then you can create a corridor using the Autodesk rail subassembly. Once you have the corridor you can select the corridor and choose to extract the featureline or 3d polyline from the corridor.

 

See guide images below.

 

C3D2019 - Rail SubassemblyC3D2019 - Rail Subassembly

 

Creating 3D poly or featureline from CorridorCreating 3D poly or featureline from Corridor

 

See this Rail Webinar Link  as a guide and for more information.

 

Cheers,

Jowenn