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  • X-Ground lines above elevation limits

    InRoadsXM V08.09.02.16 When Generating cross sections, the existing ground line always displays to the limits of the left and right axis . When this includes datum above the top elevation limit the line continues to display above the grid, over to…

  • Re: Version dumbdown for *.dtm files

    Click the Options button on the File> Save As dialog with Surfaces (*.dtm) selected as the Save As Type. On the Surface Options dialog, select Version 8.5 Compatible and click OK. Enter a new surface name on the Save As dialog and click the Save button…

  • Re: Component Display in Profile

    Marc, The following change requests have already been filed: CR 172909 (S-09894): Create Profile > Provide ability to display components in profile. Would be a Crossing component, not projected. CR 246103 (S-23066): Add the ability…

  • Duplicate Surface Error in Site XM

    I am trying to open two fairly large (123MB and 143MB) dtms. Originally there was supposed to be one huge dtm but because of the file size it was split into two. I can open one but when I go to open the other I get the screen saying "Duplicate surface…

  • existing surface grade filtering slopes? Any ideas?

    I am trying to find existing slope conditions along a 280 mile corridor. I need locations where a 5% and 3% slope exist within 100ft of the track CL (rail). Is there anyway that I can set up some type of filter that will highlight the area where these…

  • Importing survey spots with tags

    I'm trying to bring survey data into InRoads running in MicroStation. The data is stored in an AutoCAD file as Shared Cells with tags. All the shared cells are placed at an elevation of zero. Is there a way I can import this data to a surface with InRoads…

  • Re: Inroads XM: Cross section surface extends off the top of window

    Tim, Do you have 'Show Data Outside Elevation Range' toggled on the General leaf of the Create Cross Section dialog? If so, toggle that off. Thanks, Jason Smithey
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