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Hello,
I have some cross-sections that depict a beach nourishment job. They show the existing grade (EG) survey and the proposed finished grade (FG).
As with all cross-sections, they are drawn with sample lines that are drawn along an alignment. This alignment is called the RBL.
What I need to do is show 2 other alignments (the CBL and the LLOF) on these cross-sections.
I can't seem to find the right way to get these onto the cross-sections.
Is there a way to show a vertical line representing the alignment on a cross-section? The goal is for the cross-section to show a vertical line at the proper offset.
See below figure for an example of what I am trying to achieve.
Note: the CBL is shown as desired. I achieved this by making a near-vertical surface. I'm wondering/hoping there is a way to achieve this result using the alignment directly.
Thanks for any insight!
-Camden
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