Superelevation

Offline Bob Cox over 6 years ago

I am having problems with superelvation, I am running an urban section that doesn't need superelevation but I have an intersection that I need to change the cross slope and I cant get it to work. I tried importing a csv file and I checked my superelevation flags in my templates and they are correct. I got it to work for one section but now I cant get it to work for any other sections

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0 Offline Bob Cox Fri, Jan 20 2017 8:54 AM

The list of points comes up and I can assign them, it processes through the points, however it doesn’t apply the super to the lanes. I have the points tagged with superelevation flags in the templates, it just doesn’t apply the super to the section.
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0 Offline Bob Cox Fri, Jan 20 2017 8:54 AM

The list of points comes up and I can assign them, it processes through the points, however it doesn’t apply the super to the lanes. I have the points tagged with superelevation flags in the templates, it just doesn’t apply the super to the section.
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0 Offline Derek Schmidt Fri, Jan 20 2017 9:01 AM in reply to Bob Cox
I've seen something like this myself. Unfortunately I don't recall exactly what the solution was. From memory, it may have been competing point controls, or it might have been a problem of multiple templates dropped in that corridor, which means your superelevation points may take different names.

Consider disabling all point controls other than the superelevation controls, to see if that does anything for you.

Also, select one of the superelevation points that the corridor generates (the right edge of pavement, for example, if that's appropriate for you) to confirm that the name of that element is represented in the superelevation point controls.
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