Hi,
The property line and building pad here are created using feature lines. How do I create a corridor to direct the stormwater inlets using the "LinkSlopeBetweenPoints" subassembly? The "LinkSlopeBetweenPoints" subassembly is only needed for the hatched portion. The DWG is attached.
just add the building and PL feature lines to the corridor as baseline with a "null" assembly ( i use a vertical link set to 0 height) and they will triangulate in between ) No need for the special link. set the frequency accordingly
Joe Bouza
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sample. You can alway add a flat link for bottom if desired
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oops. only the shaded area
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@Joe-Bouza-IMEG Thank you.
Is it possible to do a design like this using the same subassembly as the drawing above? The width of the retaining wall is 1Ft. Only the top of the retainingwall and the building pad can use the feature line.
the technique is only limited by your imagination. You can add alignment profiles or another vertical target fo the bottom of wall. You can divide the region and have different assemblies just like any corridor .
i noticed the 90 degree. Always use a slight offset for vertical modeling. The TIN algorithm does not like pure vertical
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Thank you @Joe-Bouza
Is it possible to do this without using a feature line for this line? Do you know of a subassembly that is easy to do?
I might be inclined to create a assembly for the top of wall, a 1-foot , SlopeWidth. Offest the PL Fl 1.1 feet, adjust the elevation to the low point and that's all you would need
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