Vertical profile

This process should be ok. Is there an error message displayed when it won't go into vertical ?

Ian

Dear Ian Thanks you so much. In quick profile i have to enter my string name eg MC00 and surface model eg Triangle.TXT. Usually when i enter these two parameter, MX should take me to vertical profile alignment design. but it is not taking me inside and it is asking me to enter it again and agian and do not take me inside. no other error messages are displayed..

thanks

tougay

hi,

Can u send me the screen shot of the error dailouge what u get while invoking the vertical option, send me the GENIO file for the alignment as well with TX string.....will check and get back to you...

bhaskar

Dear sir

I am very sorry for the delay. I will send the data to your gmail account.

thank you so much

tougay

Dear Bhaskar

I was trying to send the files to you but it is bit heavy. In the mean time could find out how it is happening but not why it is happening. I am not able to invoke vertical option if i copy the data and try to work in another computer. And it is working if i use the same computer where i have processed initially. It seems there is some problem while transferring the data from one computer to another. I always copy the whole folder so that i dont mis anything to work in another computer.

Do you you see it as problem which i described above? so how do i avoid it.

thanks

tougay

Hi tougay,

Try to go to Element Method and delete GDS model. Than go one more time and should be ok.
Remenber to create an M-string of horizontal alignment before deleting GDS. Finally:

1. Create an horizontal alignment and craete M-string (and leave alignment design),
2. Go to alignment design via Element method and select Your model (i.e. DESIGN),
3. Place "X" in "Delete GDS?" box, select "DESIGN   GDS (GDS)" and click "Delete GDS?" button,
4. Select Your model (i.e. DESIGN) and go to "Horizontal Design >",
5. Place "X" in "Retrive Alignment" box and select on screen Your M-string of alignment,
6. Select "Next >", than a green "V" sign (if You don't want to amend a horizontal alignment),
7. Go to "Vertical Design >" and design :)

Best Regards,
Aleksander Zamorski 

Hi

Thank you so much. I will try that out and report back to you. By the way how can i increase or decrease cross section interval. is it in the style set editor? I could not find it.

thanks

tougay

Hi

Thank you so much. I will try that out and report back to you. By the way how can i increase or decrease cross section interval. is it in the style set editor? I could not find it.

thanks

tougay

Hallo,

It depends on what you are thinking about: the interval of cross sections or the interval of cross sections working drawings.

First case:
Whan you are creating cross section you should place "X" by "Limit or Add Section Locations" in "Reference Details" panel. In last window you define a location of Cross Sections (interval, special chainages etc.).

Second case:
Whan you are creating working drawings of cross section you just select the interval of section.

My advise is to create a cross section in every point of reference string and limit them when create working drawings.

Best Regards,
Aleksander Zamorski 

There is a third case in the final drawings sheeting options, basically after cutting all the sectionsat every reference point you simply define a list of sections to be used for sheeting purposes. This list is saved and can be reused / modified. 

Regards

Ian

Hi to all

Thank you so much. yes i got it. it works. Thanks again.

tougay

Dear Ian

I have data in DWG format. How can i convert it to excel format? I need to convert some features to points in excel sheet before i turn all of them to DXF data to be process with MX.

Thanks

tougay