Grade line in elevation view

Grade line in elevation view

yes_and_no
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Grade line in elevation view

yes_and_no
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Guys, my elevation view shows default background grade line (at red arrow in photo).

Regardless my changing the slab thickness, this line always NOT at the 0-0 elevation NOR anywhere near the slab to make sense of a grade line.

How wd I adjust this ?

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ToanDN
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@yes_and_no wrote:

Guys, my elevation view shows default background grade line (at red arrow in photo).

Regardless my changing the slab thickness, this line always NOT at the 0-0 elevation NOR anywhere near the slab to make sense of a grade line.

How wd I adjust this ?

 


What do you want to adjust?

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barthbradley
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Grade line meaning top of topo?  You probably moved the elevation marker/cut plane away from its original spot.   It's not cutting through the topo in the same spot as before, but downhill a bit further.  

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Lachlan-JWP
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Is this a 'horizon'? What are your Graphic Display settings?

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barthbradley
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...bumped. OP on 2017.  2D Elevation, not 3D Elevation.  

 

Good eye though, @Lachlan-JWP. 😉 

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Lachlan-JWP
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That setting is also relevant for 2D elevations.

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barthbradley
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What I bumped about it maybe being related the Eye and Target Elevation being out of whack, is irrelevant though.  

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yes_and_no
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I suppose it is the horizon in a gradient background setting.
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Lachlan-JWP
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Ok. The level of the horizon is set by the model elements visible in that view. It's not something you can adjust. I use a filled region to show my ground line in elevation as you normally don't want to see anything below the ground anyway.

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barthbradley
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These settings affect Horizon.   

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Lachlan-JWP
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That's handy. I never would have thought that setting would affect the horizon level.

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mhiserZFHXS
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Is it topography? Are all of the points set to 0'-0"?

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