Profile View Height Automatic Setting

[PKINGSTON]

Can you change the buffer region height when using the automatic profile view wizard? I am trying to set my profiles to the same elevation range for example 50-80. The only options I see are the automatic and specified height setting. 

Does anyone else have this similar problem once?

[PKINGSTON]

Can you change the buffer region height when using the automatic profile view wizard? I am trying to set my profiles to the same elevation range for example 50-80. The only options I see are the automatic and specified height setting. 

Does anyone else have this similar problem once?

[MMcCall402 · Accepted solution]

You can 'pad' the automatic grid by changing the values on the profile view style's Grid tab but it won't lock it down to a specific grid range.

The only way I know of is to manually set the elevation range in the profile view properties, for each profile view.

[MMcCall402 · Accepted solution]

You can 'pad' the automatic grid by changing the values on the profile view style's Grid tab but it won't lock it down to a specific grid range.

The only way I know of is to manually set the elevation range in the profile view properties, for each profile view.

[PKINGSTON]

How do you change the elevations? When I create the multiple views it would not allow me to select to change elevations.

[PKINGSTON]

How do you change the elevations? When I create the multiple views it would not allow me to select to change elevations.

[JRitner · Accepted solution]

Height for Multiple Profile Views is set as shown below, using either Min Elevation or Mean Elevation:

As @MMcCall402  mentioned, you have to manually adjust datum/height values for views that don't meet your needs beyond these parameters, or you can define splits to accommodate large fluctuations in elevation.

Hope that helps. Good luck!

[JRitner · Accepted solution]

Height for Multiple Profile Views is set as shown below, using either Min Elevation or Mean Elevation:

As @MMcCall402  mentioned, you have to manually adjust datum/height values for views that don't meet your needs beyond these parameters, or you can define splits to accommodate large fluctuations in elevation.

Hope that helps. Good luck!

[MMcCall402]

I wonder if it could be left at the automatic setting, add a couple 'dummy' design profiles (flat with a non-plotting style) and then raise or lower those profiles to trigger the automatic elevation sizing across multiple profile views.  Basically a profile to adjust the bottom elevation and one to adjust the top.

[MMcCall402]

I wonder if it could be left at the automatic setting, add a couple 'dummy' design profiles (flat with a non-plotting style) and then raise or lower those profiles to trigger the automatic elevation sizing across multiple profile views.  Basically a profile to adjust the bottom elevation and one to adjust the top.