You may forget this tool, as I often do, because a bit hidden in Geometry>Design Elements.
Usually quicker to access using the search ribbon field (top right, F4).
As an example you can set one for volumes and include all feature definitions you are using for what is being created by the cut/fill volume command.
A quick way to select and delete if you want to run the create cut/fill volume in the same file.
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Just as an exercise I created a civil cell for turnout that creates the vertical as well.French bending method is applied. Main purpose is to give idea not to replace turnout functionality.
I also added Features/Features Definition to allow quick annotation on plan and profile.It can be enhanced to do more.
https://youtu.be/CNyFtlp35do
We all know that regression tools are still better in Rail Track (ALG) than in OpenRail and we are looking forward 2020-R3 for new capabilities.
However, Rail Track SS10, preferred to any other v8i because it includes new licensing system, can do the job.Then you can continue modelling in OpenRail.
So the question is what's happening if I change the geometry in the ALG ?
As long as you import from the same Geometry…
In 2020-R2 (10.08.01.33) you may find an issue with validate data dialog that looks empty.
It is probably due to incorrect or missing setting file under %localappdata%\Bentley\OpenRailDesigner\10.0.0\prefs\civil
I attach files to this post.
In the french version both cant editor columns title and validate data properties are in english.That is why you will find files with suffix "- EN" and "- FR".
Sometime you get this message and don't understand why because the alignment you place the turnout onto is long enough.
https://youtu.be/4OvqN9_McDI
I often want to get some planar elements when I want to use them to create regions. It is one example from many.
A new command has been introduced with MicroStation Connect Edition. It is MicroStation, no need for other software.
Search the ribbon for:
SET ELEMENT ELEVATION
You may have found issue accessing the local help. It should be possible using File>Settings>User>Preferences: Help Settings but it doesn't work well and it does always open Online Help.
You could change MS_HELP_LOAD_USEBROWSER to 0, to force using local help.
You could also let everything as it is and add a button to the ribbon with following keyin:
%explorer "C:\Program Files\Bentley\OpenRail Designer CONNECT…
https://youtu.be/gQvu3icoRbE
The best workflow is to create a reality mesh (3SM).
Scalable Terrain Model still exists but 3SM offers greater capabilities.
The good thing is that the workflow is almost the same than using STM.
You will get the full…
Please join J.P. Gauthier and Ian Joyce for the first virtual meeting of the Bentley Rail Special Interest Group (SIG) on Wednesday, April 27. Convenient sessions are scheduled for 10 a.m. EDT and 5 p.m. EDT and will share the same agenda. The topic for this month is Analyze Subsurface Geotechnical Conditions and how to:
Bentley Rail Track Fundamentals (Metric) Virtual Classroom, United Kingdom 30 June - 2 July, 2015: 9:00 AM - 4:30PM UTC (24 hrs total) Instructor: Alan Mather
This course introduces designers to using Bentley Rail Track software for rail design projects. This hands-on training walks students through the project design cycle; including setting up a project, existing ground data, geometry, regression, turnouts, track bed…
Bentley Rail Track Fundamentals (Metric) Virtual Classroom, United Kingdom Mar. 16-19, 2015: 9:00 AM - 3:00PM UTC (24 hrs total) Alan Mather
This course introduces designers to using Bentley Rail Track software for rail design projects. This hands-on training walks students through the project design cycle; including setting up a project, existing ground data, geometry, regression, turnouts, track bed design, cross…
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Relative to conventional CAD, intelligent design has enabled Hatch Mott MacDonald to:
I am having a data set of Existing Rail Top Spot levels for a lenght of 2 Km;
Imported in Rail Track - Gometry Project as Cogo-Points. Now, I require auotmatic alignmnet fitting on rail spot levels in Horizontally and Vertically.
Would like to change Horizontal slew up to 50 mm and Vertically lift up to 50mm, for which Regression has to be carriedout.
Since, I dont have any existing other rail track data, except only…
how does this tool work if a wish to break up a slope evenly with benching? it doesnt seem to terrace a slope evenly with any input i have put in...
When using InRail's component "End Condition" properties how does create benching or terracing?... if I am using this box?? the benching? how wide? is that with step elevation? from datum... it is unclear the relationship between these and the resulting behavior with input... if the datum is 30 and step elevation 5 ... shouldn't it extrapolate an even division along the slope?
This is my first post, hopefully someone can help?
I want to be able to plot a platform adjacent to a designed centreline in Railtrack.
I have a spreadsheet of heights and offsets and chainages that takes into account end/centre throw and cant effects of the design.
I need to apply these offsets 'normal' to the alignment in order to generate co-ordinates along the platform edge at 2m intervals.
I'm not sure…