RE: Simple Horizontal Alignment by PI - Why not?
To add Pi at the begining you have to move your starting Pi to where you want your new staring point to be, then use the command "insert curve" to place a Pi where your starting point used to be. For the end you can either use the same or just add lines…
RE: Simple Horizontal Alignment by PI - Why not?
Zane:
I split my drawings so that Alignments, Terrains, Corridors, meshes, etc are in separate drawings. That way I can have multiple alignments and when I go into the corridor drawing, just reference the alignment that I currently want to use.
This…
[ORD] Vertical Curve Parameter
Hi,
On profiles we use parabolas and Radius here. It seems in R3 the settings went wrong. If I select Kvalue, I have to type in R/100 in Profile View to apply required radius. The worse is to select Rvalue in settings panel, because in this case I have…
RE: Inroad vs OpenRoads
Actually it is as easy in the ORD as it is in Inroads. Check tool: Create Profile From surface, there is an option to create new profile for a horizontal element with an horizontal offset. Assigne desired Feature Definition and you are done. As a benefit…
G- string is not suitable for quick alignment
Product(s):
MXRoad
Version(s):
Environment:
Native MX
Area:
Geometry
Subarea:
Original Author:
Amita Shinde. Product Advantage Group
Question :
On importing an alignment…
Change the start station of an alignment
Applies To
Product(s):
Bentley MXROAD
Version(s):
MX Native
Environment:
Native
Area:
Chainages
Subarea:
Road
Original Author:
Amita Shinde. Product Advantage Group…
RE: Start of Alignment showing previous chainage after truncating
Assuming you're working in Mx: Yes you are, because it is a bit hidden.
Within the alignment module, as you can choose reselect design model, horizontal, vertical... the before last button is Alignment Management. Here you can define a chainage datum…
RE: Change units in MX Road drafting environment from cms to mtrs.
Hello Dipak,
Thank you for posting your question on Bentley forum.
Please go to Cad menu> Settings > Design File Settings > Working Units.
Regards,
Purva Lakde