Alastair Hume

Hi; Thank you for your suggestions, we will be improving sleepers, and this was one of the topics that I want to focus on. Let me work on this a bit and I will definitely reach you for help. One thing I have in mind is to have sleeper definitions per…

You can find the schemas in the XML report directory; XML Data\en\Schemas Also you can save the source XML file and by opening with an XML editor, use this to see what you can retrive using an XSL stylesheet. You can save the XML with using File …

So I assume you've got 2 corridors, one for left track and one for right track. What I suggest is to create a null point to define the 1:80 slope from BACKL to NULLL and another one for the right slope BACKR NULLR. Then create the ECL component from BACKL…

Aleksandar Thanks for this - this is what I was thinking, but it ended up putting the drain in a zigzag path based on the adjacent rail heights I have done what you said only with a bit of a change. I have used a horizontal point control on this…

No you don't need 2 corridors. It is the general case where you have 2 corridors for any reason and it also works if corridors are not parallel. Looking again on your post concerning 1:80 and 1:40 it is a typical case of street renewal where we used to…

Hi, Not from Bentley, but I have had the same issues last time my windows settings was reset. The solution for me had to do with Windows text display. In Windows, try to go to Control Panel -> Appearance and Personalization -> Display: The default…

Recently created a template that uses display rules: drive.google.com/.../view

Hello, just come back from holiday so maybe not at 100% yet :), but in the Annotate Profile command>Can Alignment you can check Rate of Deficiency. Isn't it what you need ? For plan annotation I don't think it is possible. Maybe something…

Go to Project Options > Rail and set the following for 1.600 (i.e. broad gauge): Centerline Rail to Centerline Rail Distance Inside Rail to Inside Rail Distance Regards, R. W. Bradshaw