I need to skip an area that receives no milling or resurfacing and resume milling and resurfacing on the right side of that area.
We are running the Proposed Features typical on a roadway receiving milling and resurfacing. We are running the process using shapeless criteria. There are different depths of milling in different lanes and everything runs fine except that milling and resurfacing is shown crossing the raised median.
Is there an element we can place on the right side of a milling area that will stop the milling and resurfacing at that point and allow it to continue on the right side of the median?
Placing an edge of pavement line does not work
Placing a milling limit line with zero depth of milling ad-hoc does not work
Placing the Median Line with a median type zero ad hoc prevents the right side from drawing.
See attachment.
I just realized that this problem may be related to the pavement depth question posted here. As you can see from the attachment, the milling stops where it is intended to stop but the overlay continues across the median.
You will need to use shapes to make this typical behave as the typical section that we supply requires them to be in the run. If you put in your shapes for the typical and use a median type of zero you should get the desired results accross your median area. To skip an area just make sure the shapes and no plan elements are present at the pattern lines in question and the criteria will have nothing with which to draw.
Thanks James,
Does the criteria ignore the shapes in the milling and resurfacing area?
That all depends on how the milling limit line adhocs are set up. In simplest terms, if you are using ME for the match existing option, then yes. Slope correction will use the cross slopes from the shapes.