I need to annotate my cross-sections showing the computed areas and volumes of my pavement layers and subgrade on each section. I have made my subgrade type to subgrade and the rest of my pavement courses to substratum. I am able to produce a xml report withe style "EndAreaVolume.xsl" sheet. The information is good and would like to annotate my sections with this information.
Any help would be appreciated.
Joe
There are settings in the Cross Section Report leaf that control the display of text and shapes for end areas and end area volumes. Some of them place the text in a column on each cross section.
Charles (Chuck) Rheault CADD Manager
MDOT State Highway Administration
I tried with no success. It just created a xml report. I need the sections annotated. Guess I will just have to "Man Cadd" the sections.........300miles!!!
Thanks Cop for the suggestion.
What version are you running? I have been using this for a number of versions - I may not be correct in where it is located.
08-11-07-428 - InRoads V8i
If you have a single Cross Sections dialog box, Open the End Area Volumes leaf and the last item is Annotation.
Any items with a precision column is text.
The Tabulated items will report on components.
For some reason, the cut and fill areas are not stacking like the others. I do not recall them not stacking in the past. And they seem to need different styles for left or right to align them in an orderly fashion. This may be another one of those "improvements" that add significantly to the number of styles needed.
Make sure the Tabulated Area options are toggled ON and that should add the annotation to the location specifed, Top Left for Area and Top Right for Volumes if set as shown below.
Mike LongstreetVermont Agency of TransportationCivil Engineering Technical SupportVTCAD Help
Mike, Thanks again for the help!.
The Tabulated Areas and Volumes are base upon the "Style" associated with the component. If you have multiple components with the same style the calculations are totaled in the quantified annotation of the section. Be careful about naming your styles. Mulitple styles for mulitple components should be used.