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how does anyone apply 1h:1v type labeling for
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how does anyone apply 1h:1v type labeling for
cross sections? surface labeling has the feature but not sure where it is
located under
xsections.
How do you label a surface with a slope like (4H:1V)? I can add a V (vertical for rise) to the end of the label but don't know how to add the H (horizontal for run). I also reviewed the label Expressions (http://images.autodesk.com/adsk/files/civil_users_guide0.pdf#page=1750) in the Civil 3D 2011 User's Guide but couldn't see a way to get the run value by itself. Below is a screen shot that is 50% complete, just need to add the H. Any solutions? Thanks Jeff Jensen
The expression is 1/{Surface Slope} then add the expression to the label along with H:1V
Hello Christopher,
Thank you for the simple solution. I completely overlooked this. Also your blog post is very helpful and I will link to it.
Thanks again to you and all who contribute to this discussion group,
Jeff Jensen
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