Hello,I am printing a fence with an alignment containing two elevation lines (Z1 and Z2).There is elevation data for all of the alignment points for Z1, but I don't have elevation data for the first 10 points of Z2.As I don't have elevation data I have left these 10 Z2 elevation points blank.The problem is that when I print a fence, Z2 is shifted left. (i.e. it appears that point 11 (the first point on Z2) as been assigned the chainage of point 1. Z1 is printing correctly, and is not offset.When I insert arbitrary number instead of blanks (say -999) it no longer offsets, however, I now have to delete the first part of the line to remove the artificial data I added.Is there are large positive or negative number I can insert so that gINT treats it as a null value but wont offset the elevation points (similar to null values for surface grid points)?I am using gINT Version 8.2.007 on Windows XP.Thanks.Calan.
Calan, this should not happen this way. I have reported it to the programmers, and they will be looking at it shortly.
Watch this space!