Good morning,
The issue is taking a ditch a specific depth below existing ground line. What is the process to get a ditch a specific depth below existing ground line?
Two end conditions will accomplish this. First one in the string should seek existing ground. The second also seeks existing ground, but only the last point is toggled on to seek intersection. This second end condition constructs the ditch.
Answer Verified By: Jeffery Johnson
Hi
I'm an MX user moving to SS3 and I have the same issue. I'm trying to make a fixed ditch structure where only the last point intersects with the terrain while the ditch follows a specific slope. I already used the method described by Marc B and it works fine as long as the terrain is flat... When the terrain is tilted both last points of these two end conditions are placed at the interception and the ditch structure in not fixed anymore. (the last point in the inner end condition checks for interception and is set to infinite) Is there a way around this?
Regards
Wiktor
In this situation, do you need the foreslope and the backslope to be the exact same slope and length at every cross section? What is it that can vary in this template?
Yes, I'd like to have full control over the width and slope of the bottom, backslope and lower part of the foreslope,. The varying element in this template would be the initial part of the foreslope.
Here's a graphical representation of the end condition I want to recreate. Parameters beginning with I... define the slope while B... define the width. So it's the element between E__K and D__1 that should vary.
This is a little confusing to describe, so I recorded a video for you.
communities.bentley.com/.../16142.video-fixed-ditch-component.aspx
The final step in the process, which I did not demonstrate in the video, is to create a second priority test end condition that will solve if the existing ground is below the fixed ditch. I attached the template library to the wiki, and I completed this final step in that template.
Hope this helps!
Answer Verified By: Jacquelyn Pettus
Brilliant! Exactly what we needed, thank you Jacquelyn!
Hi Jacquelyn,
In above mentioned link the video couldn't found.please share it once again