Point Coding Example

Kevin McDonald — Mon, 21 Aug 2023 15:47:35 GMT

Current Revision posted to OpenRoads | OpenSite Wiki by Kevin McDonald on 8/21/2023 3:47:35 PM

Product(s):	OpenRoads Deisgner, OpenSite Desginer
Version(s):	10.10+
Area:	Survey

Question:

Can you provide an example of the linking codes available in OpenRoads Survey?

Answer:

Point Coding example files

The link above contains zip file that has an example DGN/CSV file that demonstrates each of the linking codes available in OpenRoads Survey. Contents include:

Point-Coding-LIVE.dgn - DGN file containing a fieldbook imported from the CSV file.

point-coding.csv - ASCII point file to demonstrate linking codes

0point-coding.tiw - TIW file used to import CSV file

Below is a clip from the Help file explaining the various linking/control codes:

Linking Codes

Start	begins creating a Linear Feature
StartPC	starts a linear feature in Arc Mode
ArcPC	specifies the beginning of a tangential arc or curve within a Linear Feature
NonTanPC	specifies the beginning of a non-tangential arc or curve within a Linear Feature
ArcSingle	creates a three point arc with previous and next points (does not work at beginning or end of a Linear Feature)
ArcToArc	ends previous tangent arc and begins another tangent arc (must be preceded by ArcPC)
NonTanPT	specifies the end of a non-tangential arc or curve within a Linear Feature
ArcPT	specifies the end of a tangential arc or curve within a Linear Feature
ArcToggle	toggles between NonTanPC and NonTanPT (depends on pairing)
End	ends the linear feature (not necessary in most cases)
CloseShape	closes the ends of the linear feature by adding right angle at both ends and intersecting
Close	closes the Linear Feature back to the first point

Control Codes:

Control codes must be assigned after the Field code. Control codes can only be Alpha values.

Control and Linking codes can both be used on the same point as long as the Control code is last.

Control codes must be separated from the Field or Linking code with a space.

CircleDiameter	draws a circle of specified diameter around this point (must be within Linear Feature)
CircleRadius	draws a circle with specified radius around this point (must be within Linear Feature)
RectangleWidth	draws a rectangle from two points and specified width (must be within Linear Feature)
TapeDistance	applies field measured distances to the Linear Feature. All measurements are applied 90 degrees from previous segment. Positive values turn right, and negative values turn left. (must be within Linear Feature)
JoinPoint	joins this point to specified point name (does NOT have to be in linear feature)
NewTemplate	same as InRoads TMPL Consecutive Start codes will get this linear feature paralleled and translated based off of initial points
Elevation	sets the Elevation of this point
UpDown	changes final elevation coordinate of point by value entered
LeftRight	changes final coordinate of point by adjusting left (-) or right (+) of measured observation by value entered
FrontBack	Changes final coordinate of point by adding or subtracting a distance from the measured distance
AttributeName	one method of getting attributes for a point (pairs with Value)
AttributeValue	One method of getting attributes for a point (pairs with Name)
AttributeArray	one method of getting attributes for a point (Names and Value in array)
TerrainSpot	include in DTM as spot
TerrainNoSpot	do not Include in DTM
TerrainBreak	include in DTM as break
TerrainNoBreak	do not include in DTM

Tags: survey control codes feature codes

Point Coding Example

Kevin McDonald — Mon, 26 Jan 2015 13:42:08 GMT

Revision 10 posted to OpenRoads | OpenSite Wiki by Kevin McDonald on 1/26/2015 1:42:08 PM

Product(s):	InRoads, MX, GEOPAK
Version(s):	08.11.09+
Area:	Survey

Question:

Can you provide an example of the linking codes available in OpenRoads Survey?

Answer:

https://communities.bentley.com/products/road___site_design/m/road_and_site_design_gallery/270060/download.aspx

The link above contains zip file that has an example DGN/XIN/CSV file that demonstrates each of the linking codes available in OpenRoads Survey. Contents include:

Point-Coding-STATIC.dgn - DGN file exported from the Survey fieldbook. (i.e. graphics are no longer ruled to the survey fieldbook) This DGN file shows an example of each of the linking codes, but is not linked to an active fieldbook, so no changes can be made to the survey data.

Point-Coding-LIVE.dgn - DGN file containing a fieldbook imported from the CSV file.

point-coding.csv - ASCII point file to demonstrate linking codes

0point-coding.tiw - TIW file used to import CSV file

survey.xin - style file containing the feature codes used

Below is a clip from the Civil Help file explaining the various linking/control codes:

Linking Codes

Start	begins creating a Linear Feature
StartPC	starts a linear feature in Arc Mode
ArcPC	specifies the beginning of a tangential arc or curve within a Linear Feature
NonTanPC	specifies the beginning of a non-tangential arc or curve within a Linear Feature
ArcSingle	creates a three point arc with previous and next points (does not work at beginning or end of a Linear Feature)
ArcToArc	ends previous tangent arc and begins another tangent arc (must be preceded by ArcPC)
NonTanPT	specifies the end of a non-tangential arc or curve within a Linear Feature
ArcPT	specifies the end of a tangential arc or curve within a Linear Feature
ArcToggle	toggles between NonTanPC and NonTanPT (depends on pairing)
End	ends the linear feature (not necessary in most cases)
CloseShape	closes the ends of the linear feature by adding right angle at both ends and intersecting
Close	closes the Linear Feature back to the first point

Control Codes:

Control codes must be assigned after the Field code. Control codes can only be Alpha values.

Control and Linking codes can both be used on the same point as long as the Control code is last.

Control codes must be separated from the Field or Linking code with a space.

CircleDiameter	draws a circle of specified diameter around this point (must be within Linear Feature)
CircleRadius	draws a circle with specified radius around this point (must be within Linear Feature)
RectangleWidth	draws a rectangle from two points and specified width (must be within Linear Feature)
TapeDistance	applies field measured distances to the Linear Feature. All measurements are applied 90 degrees from previous segment. Positive values turn right, and negative values turn left. (must be within Linear Feature)
JoinPoint	joins this point to specified point name (does NOT have to be in linear feature)
NewTemplate	same as InRoads TMPL Consecutive Start codes will get this linear feature paralleled and translated based off of initial points
Elevation	sets the Elevation of this point
UpDown	changes final elevation coordinate of point by value entered
LeftRight	changes final coordinate of point by adjusting left (-) or right (+) of measured observation by value entered
FrontBack	Changes final coordinate of point by adding or subtracting a distance from the measured distance
AttributeName	one method of getting attributes for a point (pairs with Value)
AttributeValue	One method of getting attributes for a point (pairs with Name)
AttributeArray	one method of getting attributes for a point (Names and Value in array)
TerrainSpot	include in DTM as spot
TerrainNoSpot	do not Include in DTM
TerrainBreak	include in DTM as break
TerrainNoBreak	do not include in DTM

Tags: survey control codes feature codes

Point Coding Example

Jacquelyn Pettus — Mon, 15 Dec 2014 16:49:22 GMT

Revision 9 posted to OpenRoads | OpenSite Wiki by Jacquelyn Pettus on 12/15/2014 4:49:22 PM

Product(s):	InRoads, MX, GEOPAK
Version(s):	08.11.09+
Area:	Survey

Question:

Can you provide an example of the linking codes available in OpenRoads Survey?

Answer:

https://communities.bentley.com/products/road___site_design/m/road_and_site_design_gallery/270060/download.aspx

The link above contains zip file that has an example DGN/XIN/CSV file that demonstrates each of the linking codes available in OpenRoads Survey. Contents include:

Point-Coding-STATIC.dgn - DGN file exported from the Survey fieldbook. (i.e. graphics are no longer ruled to the survey fieldbook) This DGN file shows an example of each of the linking codes, but is not linked to an active fieldbook, so no changes can be made to the survey data.

Point-Coding-LIVE.dgn - DGN file containing a fieldbook imported from the CSV file.

point-coding.csv - ASCII point file to demonstrate linking codes

0point-coding.tiw - TIW file used to import CSV file

survey.xin - style file containing the feature codes used

Below is a clip from the Civil Help file explaining the various linking/control codes:

Linking Codes

Start	begins creating a Linear Feature
StartPC	starts a linear feature in Arc Mode
ArcPC	specifies the beginning of a tangential arc or curve within a Linear Feature
NonTanPC	specifies the beginning of a non-tangential arc or curve within a Linear Feature
ArcSingle	creates a three point arc with previous and next points (does not work at beginning or end of a Linear Feature)
ArcToArc	ends previous tangent arc and begins another tangent arc (must be preceded by ArcPC)
NonTanPT	specifies the end of a non-tangential arc or curve within a Linear Feature
ArcPT	specifies the end of a tangential arc or curve within a Linear Feature
ArcToggle	toggles between NonTanPC and NonTanPT (depends on pairing)
End	ends the linear feature (not necessary in most cases)
CloseShape	closes the ends of the linear feature by adding right angle at both ends and intersecting
Close	closes the Linear Feature back to the first point

Control Codes:

Control codes must be assigned after the Field code. Control codes can only be Alpha values.

Control and Linking codes can both be used on the same point as long as the Control code is last.

Control codes must be separated from the Field or Linking code with a space.

CircleDiameter	draws a circle of specified diameter around this point (must be within Linear Feature)
CircleRadius	draws a circle with specified radius around this point (must be within Linear Feature)
RectangleWidth	draws a rectangle from two points and specified width (must be within Linear Feature)
TapeDistance	applies field measured distances to the Linear Feature. All measurements are applied 90 degrees from previous segment. Positive values turn right, and negative values turn left. (must be within Linear Feature)
JoinPoint	joins this point to specified point name (does NOT have to be in linear feature)
NewTemplate	same as InRoads TMPL Consecutive Start codes will get this linear feature paralleled and translated based off of initial points
Elevation	sets the Elevation of this point
UpDown	changes final elevation coordinate of point by value entered
LeftRight	changes final coordinate of point by adjusting left (-) or right (+) of measured observation by value entered
FrontBack	Changes final coordinate of point by adding or subtracting a distance from the measured distance
AttributeName	one method of getting attributes for a point (pairs with Value)
AttributeValue	One method of getting attributes for a point (pairs with Name)
AttributeArray	one method of getting attributes for a point (Names and Value in array)
TerrainSpot	include in DTM as spot
TerrainNoSpot	do not Include in DTM
TerrainBreak	include in DTM as break
TerrainNoBreak	do not include in DTM

Point Coding Example

Kevin McDonald — Mon, 08 Dec 2014 20:12:10 GMT

Revision 8 posted to OpenRoads | OpenSite Wiki by Kevin McDonald on 12/8/2014 8:12:10 PM

Product(s):	GEOPAK, InRoads, MX
Version(s):	08.11.09.493+
Area:	Survey

Question:

Can you provide an example of the linking codes available in OpenRoads Survey?

Solution:

https://communities.bentley.com/products/road___site_design/m/road_and_site_design_gallery/270060/download.aspx

The link above contains zip file that has an example DGN/XIN/CSV file that demonstrates each of the linking codes available in OpenRoads Survey. Contents include:

Point-Coding-STATIC.dgn - DGN file exported from the Survey fieldbook. (i.e. graphics are no longer ruled to the survey fieldbook) This DGN file shows an example of each of the linking codes, but is not linked to an active fieldbook, so no changes can be made to the survey data.

Point-Coding-LIVE.dgn - DGN file containing a fieldbook imported from the CSV file.

point-coding.csv - ASCII point file to demonstrate linking codes

0point-coding.tiw - TIW file used to import CSV file

survey.xin - style file containing the feature codes used

Below is a clip from the Civil Help file explaining the various linking/control codes:

Linking Codes

Start	begins creating a Linear Feature
StartPC	starts a linear feature in Arc Mode
ArcPC	specifies the beginning of a tangential arc or curve within a Linear Feature
NonTanPC	specifies the beginning of a non-tangential arc or curve within a Linear Feature
ArcSingle	creates a three point arc with previous and next points (does not work at beginning or end of a Linear Feature)
ArcToArc	ends previous tangent arc and begins another tangent arc (must be preceded by ArcPC)
NonTanPT	specifies the end of a non-tangential arc or curve within a Linear Feature
ArcPT	specifies the end of a tangential arc or curve within a Linear Feature
ArcToggle	toggles between NonTanPC and NonTanPT (depends on pairing)
End	ends the linear feature (not necessary in most cases)
CloseShape	closes the ends of the linear feature by adding right angle at both ends and intersecting
Close	closes the Linear Feature back to the first point

Control Codes:

Control codes must be assigned after the Field code. Control codes can only be Alpha values.

Control and Linking codes can both be used on the same point as long as the Control code is last.

Control codes must be separated from the Field or Linking code with a space.

CircleDiameter	draws a circle of specified diameter around this point (must be within Linear Feature)
CircleRadius	draws a circle with specified radius around this point (must be within Linear Feature)
RectangleWidth	draws a rectangle from two points and specified width (must be within Linear Feature)
TapeDistance	applies field measured distances to the Linear Feature. All measurements are applied 90 degrees from previous segment. Positive values turn right, and negative values turn left. (must be within Linear Feature)
JoinPoint	joins this point to specified point name (does NOT have to be in linear feature)
NewTemplate	same as InRoads TMPL Consecutive Start codes will get this linear feature paralleled and translated based off of initial points
Elevation	sets the Elevation of this point
UpDown	changes final elevation coordinate of point by value entered
LeftRight	changes final coordinate of point by adjusting left (-) or right (+) of measured observation by value entered
FrontBack	Changes final coordinate of point by adding or subtracting a distance from the measured distance
AttributeName	one method of getting attributes for a point (pairs with Value)
AttributeValue	One method of getting attributes for a point (pairs with Name)
AttributeArray	one method of getting attributes for a point (Names and Value in array)
TerrainSpot	include in DTM as spot
TerrainNoSpot	do not Include in DTM
TerrainBreak	include in DTM as break
TerrainNoBreak	do not include in DTM

Point Coding Example

Kevin McDonald — Mon, 08 Dec 2014 19:38:55 GMT

Revision 7 posted to OpenRoads | OpenSite Wiki by Kevin McDonald on 12/8/2014 7:38:55 PM

Product(s):	GEOPAK, InRoads, MX
Version(s):	08.11.09.493+
Area:	Survey

Question:

Can you provide an example of the linking codes available in OpenRoads Survey?

Solution:

https://communities.bentley.com/products/road___site_design/m/road_and_site_design_gallery/270060/download.aspx

The link above contains zip file that has an example DGN/XIN/CSV file that demonstrates each of the linking codes available in OpenRoads Survey. Contents include:

Point-Coding-STATIC.dgn - DGN file exported from the Survey fieldbook. (i.e. graphics are no longer ruled to the survey fieldbook) This DGN file shows an example of each of the linking codes, but is not linked to an active fieldbook, so no changes can be made to the survey data.

Point-Coding-LIVE.dgn - DGN file containing a fieldbook imported from the CSV file.

point-coding.csv - ASCII point file to demonstrate linking codes

0point-coding.tiw - TIW file used to import CSV file

survey.xin - style file containing the feature codes used

Below is a clip from the Civil Help file explaining the various linking/control codes:

Linking Codes

Start	begins creating a Linear Feature
StartPC	starts a linear feature in Arc Mode
ArcPC	specifies the beginning of a tangential arc or curve within a Linear Feature
NonTanPC	specifies the beginning of a non-tangential arc or curve within a Linear Feature
ArcSingle	creates a three point arc with previous and next points (does not work at beginning or end of a Linear Feature)
ArcToArc	ends previous tangent arc and begins another tangent arc (must be preceded by ArcPC)
NonTanPT	specifies the end of a non-tangential arc or curve within a Linear Feature
ArcPT	specifies the end of a tangential arc or curve within a Linear Feature
ArcToggle	toggles between NonTanPC and NonTanPT (depends on pairing)
End	ends the linear feature (not necessary in most cases)
CloseShape	closes the ends of the linear feature by adding right angle at both ends and intersecting
Close	closes the Linear Feature back to the first point

Control Codes:

Control codes must be assigned after the Field code. Control codes can only be Alpha values.

Control and Linking codes can both be used on the same point as long as the Control code is last.

Control codes must be separated from the Field or Linking code with a space.

CircleDiameter	draws a circle of specified diameter around this point (must be within Linear Feature)
CircleRadius	draws a circle with specified radius around this point (must be within Linear Feature)
RectangleWidth	draws a rectangle from two points and specified width (must be within Linear Feature)
TapeDistance	applies field measured distances to the Linear Feature. All measurements are applied 90 degrees from previous segment. Positive values turn right, and negative values turn left. (must be within Linear Feature)
JoinPoint	joins this point to specified point name (does NOT have to be in linear feature)
NewTemplate	same as InRoads TMPL Consecutive Start codes will get this linear feature paralleled and translated based off of initial points
Elevation	sets the Elevation of this point
UpDown	changes final elevation coordinate of point by value entered
LeftRight	changes final coordinate of point by adjusting left (-) or right (+) of measured observation by value entered
FrontBack	Changes final coordinate of point by adding or subtracting a distance from the measured distance
AttributeName	one method of getting attributes for a point (pairs with Value)
AttributeValue	One method of getting attributes for a point (pairs with Name)
AttributeArray	one method of getting attributes for a point (Names and Value in array)
TerrainSpot	include in DTM as spot
TerrainNoSpot	do not Include in DTM
TerrainBreak	include in DTM as break
TerrainNoBreak	do not include in DTM

Point Coding Example

Kevin McDonald — Thu, 31 Jul 2014 16:27:22 GMT

Revision 6 posted to OpenRoads | OpenSite Wiki by Kevin McDonald on 7/31/2014 4:27:22 PM


	Applies To

	Product(s):	GEOPAK, InRoads, MX
	Version(s):	08.11.09.493+
	Environment:	N/A
	Area:	Survey
	Subarea:
	Original Author:	Bentley Technical Support Group

Question:

Can you provide an example of the linking codes available in OpenRoads Survey?

Solution:

https://communities.bentley.com/products/road___site_design/m/road_and_site_design_gallery/270060/download.aspx

The link above contains zip file that has an example DGN/XIN/CSV file that demonstrates each of the linking codes available in OpenRoads Survey. Contents include:

Point-Coding-STATIC.dgn - DGN file exported from the Survey fieldbook. (i.e. graphics are no longer ruled to the survey fieldbook) This DGN file shows an example of each of the linking codes, but is not linked to an active fieldbook, so no changes can be made to the survey data.

Point-Coding-LIVE.dgn - DGN file containing a fieldbook imported from the CSV file.

point-coding.csv - ASCII point file to demonstrate linking codes

0point-coding.tiw - TIW file used to import CSV file

survey.xin - style file containing the feature codes used

Below is a clip from the Civil Help file explaining the various linking/control codes:

Linking Codes

Start	begins creating a Linear Feature
StartPC	starts a linear feature in Arc Mode
ArcPC	specifies the beginning of a tangential arc or curve within a Linear Feature
NonTanPC	specifies the beginning of a non-tangential arc or curve within a Linear Feature
ArcSingle	creates a three point arc with previous and next points (does not work at beginning or end of a Linear Feature)
ArcToArc	ends previous tangent arc and begins another tangent arc (must be preceded by ArcPC)
NonTanPT	specifies the end of a non-tangential arc or curve within a Linear Feature
ArcPT	specifies the end of a tangential arc or curve within a Linear Feature
ArcToggle	toggles between NonTanPC and NonTanPT (depends on pairing)
End	ends the linear feature (not necessary in most cases)
CloseShape	closes the ends of the linear feature by adding right angle at both ends and intersecting
Close	closes the Linear Feature back to the first point

Control Codes:

Control codes must be assigned after the Field code. Control codes can only be Alpha values.

Control and Linking codes can both be used on the same point as long as the Control code is last.

Control codes must be separated from the Field or Linking code with a space.

CircleDiameter	draws a circle of specified diameter around this point (must be within Linear Feature)
CircleRadius	draws a circle with specified radius around this point (must be within Linear Feature)
RectangleWidth	draws a rectangle from two points and specified width (must be within Linear Feature)
TapeDistance	applies field measured distances to the Linear Feature. All measurements are applied 90 degrees from previous segment. Positive values turn right, and negative values turn left. (must be within Linear Feature)
JoinPoint	joins this point to specified point name (does NOT have to be in linear feature)
NewTemplate	same as InRoads TMPL Consecutive Start codes will get this linear feature paralleled and translated based off of initial points
Elevation	sets the Elevation of this point
UpDown	changes final elevation coordinate of point by value entered
LeftRight	changes final coordinate of point by adjusting left (-) or right (+) of measured observation by value entered
FrontBack	Changes final coordinate of point by adding or subtracting a distance from the measured distance
AttributeName	one method of getting attributes for a point (pairs with Value)
AttributeValue	One method of getting attributes for a point (pairs with Name)
AttributeArray	one method of getting attributes for a point (Names and Value in array)
TerrainSpot	include in DTM as spot
TerrainNoSpot	do not Include in DTM
TerrainBreak	include in DTM as break
TerrainNoBreak	do not include in DTM

Point Coding Example

Kevin McDonald — Thu, 31 Jul 2014 16:22:55 GMT

Revision 5 posted to OpenRoads | OpenSite Wiki by Kevin McDonald on 7/31/2014 4:22:55 PM


	Applies To

	Product(s):	GEOPAK, InRoads, MX
	Version(s):	08.11.09.493+
	Environment:	N/A
	Area:	Survey
	Subarea:
	Original Author:	Bentley Technical Support Group

Question:

Can you provide an example of the linking codes available in OpenRoads Survey?

Solution:

https://communities.bentley.com/products/road___site_design/m/road_and_site_design_gallery/270060/download.aspx

The link above contains zip file that has an example DGN/XIN/CSV file that demonstrates each of the linking codes available in OpenRoads Survey. Contents include:

Point-Coding-STATIC.dgn - DGN file exported from the Survey fieldbook. (i.e. graphics are no longer ruled to the survey fieldbook) This DGN file shows an example of each of the linking codes, but is not linked to an active fieldbook, so no changes can be made to the survey data.

Point-Coding-LIVE.dgn - DGN file containing a fieldbook imported from the CSV file.

point-coding.csv - ASCII point file to demonstrate linking codes

0point-coding.tiw - TIW file used to import CSV file

survey.xin - style file containing the feature codes used

Point Coding Example

Kevin McDonald — Thu, 31 Jul 2014 16:20:02 GMT

Revision 4 posted to OpenRoads | OpenSite Wiki by Kevin McDonald on 7/31/2014 4:20:02 PM


	Applies To

	Product(s):	GEOPAK, InRoads, MX
	Version(s):	08.11.09.493+
	Environment:	N/A
	Area:	Survey
	Subarea:
	Original Author:	Bentley Technical Support Group

Question:

Can you provide an example of the linking codes available in OpenRoads Survey?

Solution:

https://communities.bentley.com/products/road___site_design/m/road_and_site_design_gallery/270060/download.aspx

The link above contains zip file that has an example DGN/XIN/CSV file that demonstrates each of the linking codes available in OpenRoads Survey. Contents include:

Point-Coding-STATIC.dgn - DGN file exported from the Survey fieldbook. (i.e. graphics are no longer ruled to the survey fieldbook)

Point-Coding-LIVE.dgn - DGN file containing a fieldbook imported from the CSV file.

point-coding.csv - ASCII point file to demonstrate linking codes

0point-coding.tiw - TIW file used to import CSV file

survey.xin - style file containing the feature codes used

Point Coding Example

Kevin McDonald — Thu, 31 Jul 2014 14:32:20 GMT

Revision 3 posted to OpenRoads | OpenSite Wiki by Kevin McDonald on 7/31/2014 2:32:20 PM


	Applies To

	Product(s):	GEOPAK, InRoads, MX
	Version(s):	08.11.09.493+
	Environment:	N/A
	Area:	Survey
	Subarea:
	Original Author:	Bentley Technical Support Group

Question:

Can you provide an example of the linking codes available in OpenRoads Survey?

Solution:

https://communities.bentley.com/products/road___site_design/m/road_and_site_design_gallery/270060/download.aspx

The link above contains zip file that has an example DGN/XIN/CSV file that demonstrates each of the linking codes available in OpenRoads Survey. Contents include:

Point-Coding-STATIC.dgn - DGN file exported from the Survey fieldbook. (i.e. graphics are no longer ruled to the survey fieldbook)

Point-Coding-LIVE.dgn - DGN file containing a fieldbook imported from the CSV file.

point-coding.csv - ASCII point file to demonstrate linking codes

0point-coding.tiw - TIW file used to import CSV file

survey.xin - style file containing the feature codes used

Point Coding Example

Kevin McDonald — Thu, 31 Jul 2014 14:21:48 GMT

Revision 2 posted to OpenRoads | OpenSite Wiki by Kevin McDonald on 7/31/2014 2:21:48 PM


	Applies To

	Product(s):	GEOPAK, InRoads, MX
	Version(s):	08.11.09.493+
	Environment:	N/A
	Area:	Survey
	Subarea:
	Original Author:	Bentley Technical Support Group

Question:

Can you provide an example of the linking codes available in OpenRoads Survey?

Solution:

Point Coding Example

Kevin McDonald — Thu, 31 Jul 2014 14:18:25 GMT

Revision 1 posted to OpenRoads | OpenSite Wiki by Kevin McDonald on 7/31/2014 2:18:25 PM

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