I tested it with one of my Alignments and it was correct. But with yours it's wrong.

I used one of my macros to create the black horizontal lines and you can clearly see that the elevation of the orange offset line is wrong.
It's wrong in 5.52 and 5.60.1. It has something to do with that vertical parabola you are using, because before/after that one the offset elevation is correct. And the offset line hasn't a parabola anymore, only vertical arcs. Shrinking/extending a parabola to maintain the same elevation as the source line isn't trivial, if not impossible. The offset line should in those cases probably just use densely placed vertical spot heights instead of vertical arcs.
Something you should forward to your dealer as bug report.
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Ronny Schneider
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Original Message:
Sent: 01-13-2022 13:19
From: Richard Tyndall
Subject: [5.60.1] Offset Line - Vertical offset BUG?!
I don't know if I'm having a brain f*rt or my TBC is broken. Someone please offset (TBC OFFSETLINE) the attached linestring 10' right at 0% and do an Explore Object referencing the new line checking the resulting cross slope and let me know what your getting. I am NOT getting 0% for the entire length as expected. It appears that, due to the arcs, it's not calc'ing the Z value radially resulting in wildly erroneous results.
Moving on using Vertical Design as that appears to be calc'ing correctly, however, if others are seeing what I am seeing with the simple command, Trimble needs to release a patch immediately.
Thanks for your help.

Not 0%

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Richard Tyndall
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