Ryan Platner

Curve Data - Auto updating and reverting to original position

Dan Ficker

Annotating the alignment with tight curves places the curve data to close to the alignment, so we move it away to what is a clear area on the sheet. It keeps reverting and moving back to the original, obscured position. https://communities.bentley.com…
- over 2 years ago
- Ohio DOT & Consultants
- ODOT - General OpenRoads
RE: ORD attach drawing to profile view

jpln

"Attach all profile views" allows to see named boundaries on the profile across a reference. Example: Geom.dgn includes plan+profile named boundaries along GeomCL If you create a sheets production.dgn that is referencing geom.dgn and you open the…
- over 4 years ago
- OpenRoads | OpenSite
- OpenRoads | OpenSite Forum
RE: ORD attach drawing to profile view

Adam Wieczorek

#1 - I would rather not to snap to referenced elements, that would be just a general context for my design like level of water surface, geotechnical substrata and other relevant information. I can reference profile drawing model to profile design model…
- over 5 years ago
- OpenRoads | OpenSite
- OpenRoads | OpenSite Forum
RE: .tin surface vertical offset

Beebe Ray

Your methods should work as well. I might also try using the DTM conversion tool in the DTM Utilities menu. The tool is called English to Metric Conversion but has a custom option. The example dialog above shows raising the TIN by 100 feet. http…
- over 7 years ago
- OpenRoads | OpenSite
- OpenRoads | OpenSite Forum

Ryan Platner

Curve Data - Auto updating and reverting to original position

RE: ORD attach drawing to profile view

RE: ORD attach drawing to profile view

RE: .tin surface vertical offset