5. Geometry

Steve Phipps — Wed, 10 Aug 2022 04:22:59 GMT

Current Revision posted to Texas DOT Wiki by Steve Phipps on 8/10/2022 4:22:59 AM

a) Quick Start for Geometry - Road

In this course, you will be creating a horizontal and vertical alignment using the geometry tools. You will learn how to create, edit, review and annotate geometric elements. This course will also cover working with existing ground terrain and aerial imagery as well as defining 2D/3D Views.

Pavement Edges are particularly important: they are required in Plan Sheets and the streamline modeling corridors (a single template can follow edges wherever they meander). In this class you create smart, editable, obedient edges, turn lanes, tapers, and driveways. You will see how OpenRoads Remembers the relationships with which you built the geometry and honors it when the design changes. OpenRoads Remembers your Design Intent.

4. Geometry

Steve Phipps — Mon, 01 Aug 2022 04:26:44 GMT

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a) Quick Start for Geometry - Road

In this course, you will be creating a horizontal and vertical alignment using the geometry tools. You will learn how to create, edit, review and annotate geometric elements. This course will also cover working with existing ground terrain and aerial imagery as well as defining 2D/3D Views.

Pavement Edges are particularly important: they are required in Plan Sheets and the streamline modeling corridors (a single template can follow edges wherever they meander). In this class you create smart, editable, obedient edges, turn lanes, tapers, and driveways. You will see how OpenRoads Remembers the relationships with which you built the geometry and honors it when the design changes. OpenRoads Remembers your Design Intent.

4. Geometry

Steve Phipps — Mon, 01 Aug 2022 04:26:33 GMT

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4. Geometry

Steve Phipps — Fri, 29 Jul 2022 15:22:44 GMT

Revision 16 posted to Texas DOT Wiki by Steve Phipps on 7/29/2022 3:22:44 PM

a) Quick Start for Geometry - Road

In this course, you will be creating a horizontal and vertical alignment using the geometry tools. You will learn how to create, edit, review and annotate geometric elements. This course will also cover working with existing ground terrain and aerial imagery as well as defining 2D/3D Views.

Pavement Edges are particularly important: they are required in Plan Sheets and the streamline modeling corridors (a single template can follow edges wherever they meander). In this class you create smart, editable, obedient edges, turn lanes, tapers, and driveways. You will see how OpenRoads Remembers the relationships with which you built the geometry and honors it when the design changes. OpenRoads Remembers your Design Intent.

4. Geometry

Steve Phipps — Thu, 28 Jul 2022 02:25:31 GMT

Revision 15 posted to Texas DOT Wiki by Steve Phipps on 7/28/2022 2:25:31 AM

a) Quick Start for Geometry - Road

In this course, you will be creating a horizontal and vertical alignment using the geometry tools. You will learn how to create, edit, review and annotate geometric elements. This course will also cover working with existing ground terrain and aerial imagery as well as defining 2D/3D Views.

b) Beyond Centerline Geometry

Pavement Edges are particularly important: they are required in Plan Sheets and the streamline modeling corridors (a single template can follow edges wherever they meander). In this class you create smart, editable, obedient edges, turn lanes, tapers, and driveways. You will see how OpenRoads Remembers the relationships with which you built the geometry and honors it when the design changes. OpenRoads Remembers your Design Intent.