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    Roadway Designer Template Transition

       
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      Product(s): InRoads
      Version(s): V08.09+
      Environment:  N/A
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      Original Author: Bentley Technical Support Group
       

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    Roadway Designer Template Transition

    This workflow will walk through a generic template transition.  Keep in mind that two templates must be dropped in the same corridor to run this workflow.

    The first step is to complete the connection between the points from template one to template two.  (This will show the Roadway Designer how to connect the points from one template to the next.  If the two templates have the same point names in both templates, this portion will be completed automatically and show a dark blue rectangle.)  This can be done by double clicking on the rectangular shape in the Roadway Designer’s Plan View or right clicking on the shape and selecting “Edit”. 

    Figure 1.  Plan View – Before transition

    Once the Edit Transition dialog populates, the connection will need to be completed for all the points.  These points that require user adjustments will be displayed with a bold plus sign.  (If this process is not completed, there is a high possibility that some of the points/components will not be created within the surface.) 

     
    Figure 2.  Edit Transition – Before edits 

     If it is hard to view the two templates, the view can be moved by right clicking on a point and selecting “Move Template”.

    Figure 3.  Edit Transition –  “Move Template”
    After all the points have been connected from one template to the next, select “OK”.  (There should be no remaining bold plus signs displaying)

    Figure 4.  Edit Transition – After edits
    3.  At this time, the Edit Transition Midpoint dialog should appear.

    Figure 5.  Edit Transition Midpoint – Before edits

    In this dialog, some of the point constraints must be “released” from the template points so the template can transition properly.  This can be accomplished by right clicking on the point that will be moving/transitioning and selecting the constraint that needs to be released. 

     Figure 6.  Edit Transition Midpoint – release/delete constraints

    There is a scrollbar at the bottom of the dialog that will show how the template will transition from one template to the next over the station range specified.  When the correct constraints have been released, the transition can take place.  Check the transition with the scrollbar to verify that the transition looks/appears correctly. 

     

    Figure 7.  Edit Transition Midpoint – Use of Scrollbar

    Once the template appears to transition correctly in the Edit Transition Midpoint dialog, select "OK".  At this time, the transition has been addressed correctly/completely and it will be applied to the Roadway Designer.

     

    Figure 8.  Plan View – After transition is complete

    The transition is shown to be "addressed" with a dark blue rectangle in the plan view of the Roadway Designer.

     

    See Also

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    • Andrea Garecht Created by Andrea Garecht
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