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  • 1.  I think that I am up to date - if not let me know

    Posted 03-01-2019 15:29

    I believe that I have pretty much caught up on the Forum questions - please let me know if I have not answered or followed up on a question that you have posted and I will get to it next week

     

    Right now I know that I owe you a response on the following

     

    1) Tom Maurelio - I promised to record a video of the steps to create a Drawing Template from your DWG File import - I am going to tackle that next

    2) Marshall Cant - I owe you the response on using Access and SCS900 / Siteworks together - apologies - I have to go through a bunch of emails and my notes and need to find a half day or so next week to write that up

    3) The Two Trench question - I have been playing with that some and will post something on that next week

     

    Fred - I also owe you a response on the Colored Surface issue where your Pads show up with different shading

     

    Plotting resolution - that is in progress right now - I hope to have a fix for that next week to look at.

     

    Otherwise please flag where I may have missed something along the way

     

    Alan



  • 2.  Re: I think that I am up to date - if not let me know

    Posted 03-04-2019 06:05

    Erratic Results for reference line in Plan set Profile 

     

    Alan,

     

    I am not sure if you had a chance to look at this issue. On this project, I  was having issues with reference lines generated on the profile showing erratic results. After further discussions on this specific project, I believe it is because the alignment comes back on itself due to the Cul-De-Sac.

     

    Thank you.



  • 3.  Re: I think that I am up to date - if not let me know

    Posted 03-04-2019 09:11

    I have looked at this one and it is with development - the issue is caused

    by what the Developers call contnuations on the alignment - if you use eg

    Explore Object on an alignment, and in the case of the Cul De Sac in

    question, if you go to the Right Hand Side of the alignment prior to the

    cul desac you will see if you move the cursor away from the alignment that

    it snaps to a Phantom alignment - that is the continuation of the alignment

    (not sure why it is there or what it is really for, however the 3D

    Reference lines that you are drawing on the profile clash with that

    continuation alignment creating the issue that you are seeing.

     

    Development are looking at how that can be resolved in these double back

    alignments that you have on this project.

     

    Alan

     

    On Mon, Mar 4, 2019 at 6:05 AM plheureux@severinotrucking.com <