I am having an issue where originally I assigned a Feature Definition of Grade_Fill to a 2:1 fill end condition in my template. It displayed as green in my 3D model space. I then decided to assign a Road_Rip_Rap Feature Definition to the 2:1 component in the template to display it as grey (to more accurately display concrete rip rap).
I resynched my template drop and reprocessed my corridor but the 2:1 fill component still has the Grade_Fill Feature Definition instead of updating to the Road_Rip_Rap Feature that is assigned in the template.
I can manually change it to the Road_Rip_Rap Feature in the 3D Model space but as soon as I resynch another template drop in the same corridor, the 2:1 component reverts back to the Grade_Fill Feature Definition.
Any thoughts as to why this is happening?
Thanks.
What version (and platform) of the software are you using?
Charles (Chuck) Rheault CADD Manager
MDOT State Highway Administration
I'm using Power Geopak SS4. But I think I have resolved the issue. I needed to finish synchronizing all template drops in that corridor before the Feature Definition change took effect.
I saw something like that in InRoads Ss4. Where Components seemed to bleed into following templates and if you wanted to fix all of the components you had to start at the beginning and carry it through.