I have created a MOTIF file, which has both plan and profile information. I created separate name boundaries from my plan and profile and cut the sheets into a different .dgn. The MOTIF file reference in each of my profile sheets turned red and do not show the vertical alignment anymore. When I hover over the attachment in the reference dialogue box it says "Model Not Found - [Attached Long Section]". I checked my motif file and it seems like the name boundaries I created for the profile sheets got deleted. Is there a way I can fix this issue, without having to re-cut the profile sheets how can I make the existing profile drawing models to find the MOTIF profile model?
Thank you for your time.
Mark,
Thank you for the reply. The issue has been resolved. I went and retrieved the OLD file, which had the name boundaries in it, and replaced it with one within the project folder. That did the trick.
From my experience when this happens one of two things are going on.
1. The named boundary and/or saved view was deleted
2. The source file was deleted
Under wither of these scenarios you need to recreate the drawing. There is not way to recover the drawing that I know of. I had a source file get deleted recently and even when the file was re-pathed the profile view did not recover.
Marc
Have you explored the Learning Paths about sheet creation? Because what you are describing doesn't sound like the way OpenRoads "wants" to do sheets. Named boundaries are created in the plan and or profile views, but then the plan segments are referenced into drawing models, and the profile pieces are drawn into drawing models, and then those drawing models are referenced into the sheets.
It sounds as if you are trying to do something that is half the way we used to do things and half the way ORD does things, but they don't really work the same way.
MaryB
Power GeoPak 08.11.09.918Power InRoads 08.11.09.918OpenRoads Designer 2021 R2
The reference for the Profile was coming from the "Profile multi modal view" in ORD. I am not sure how I can repath my reference to this view.
1. ORD 10.08.01.33
2. A Motif file is nothing more than a MicroStation design file with reference files attached and level symbology set up the way the plan sheets are to look when clipped (a settings file)