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The Apply 3D by Slope to Target from the 3D Geometry Tab in the Civil Ribbon Tab is very useful to adjust Terrain models near the bridge abutments. Users can rearrange the terrain slope to match a reference and create models adjusted to reality.
Though, it is indeed a general tool used to create a tridimensional element from a line to a surface and, as a Civil Tool, originally created for expanding the Alignment to create the Corridor modeling surface, despite it might be a very simple and straightforward task for those used with these road features, for bridge engineers just starting to expand their activities to the 3D Terrain modeling it might get tricky to learn it without more detailed explanations. Therefore, this Wiki article is intended to guide users into the best practices to allow them to start learning the Apply 3D by Slope to Target tool by experimenting just doing it.
To model an abutment slope to a terrain model in OpenBridge Modeler users could follow the steps below:
Useful links:
Online Help OBM/ORD:
3D Geometry 3D Tools (bentley.com)
Apply 3D by Slope to Target (bentley.com)
Additional 3D by Plan Profile (bentley.com)
Create 3D by Slope to Target (bentley.com)
Video fo the same feature in use at ORD (from the alignment):