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2008-06-02, 05:57 PM
Summary: Copy corridor function would be nice, that way if you just have a few assembly changes or alignment tweeks you don't have to recreate all the baselines, regions and profile/alignment stretching that is setup.
Description: Copy corridor function would be nice, that way if you just have a few assembly changes or alignment tweeks you don't have to recreate all the baselines, regions and profile/alignment stretching that is setup.
How Used: I would use this in scenarios where I have created another alignment that doesn't have segnificant changes from the previous alignment. Also if I'm subbing in some different assemblies in a particular area. An example that I'm working on currently is putting in a trail offset throughout part of the corridor, it would be nice to toggle back and forth between the new copied corridor with the changes made and the original corridor.
Feature Affinity: Corridor Modeling
Submitted By: Nick Dylla on May 13, 2008
Description: Copy corridor function would be nice, that way if you just have a few assembly changes or alignment tweeks you don't have to recreate all the baselines, regions and profile/alignment stretching that is setup.
How Used: I would use this in scenarios where I have created another alignment that doesn't have segnificant changes from the previous alignment. Also if I'm subbing in some different assemblies in a particular area. An example that I'm working on currently is putting in a trail offset throughout part of the corridor, it would be nice to toggle back and forth between the new copied corridor with the changes made and the original corridor.
Feature Affinity: Corridor Modeling
Submitted By: Nick Dylla on May 13, 2008