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Corridor Surface - steep uphill
Hi,
I got two neighboring regions of the corridor targeted to the same Curb Return Alignment. In One region it seems to works correctly, but in the other one (half road width - kinda balance region between full width and intersection region) it does not and mountain was created.
Where is my problem?
Screen Shot attached.
Thanks guys.
Lukas
Re: Corridor Surface - steep uphill
Welcome to AUGI.
Why do you feel that a 'mountain was created'...?
Looks to me, that you just have a different Frequency along curves than you do straight segments (which is pretty common)... What does the resultant Corridor Surface look like in Object Viewer?
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Re: Corridor Surface - steep uphill
augi_problem_2.jpgaugi_problem_4.jpgaugi_problem_3.jpgHi, thanks for answer.
So I have attached screen shot of surface in object viewer and also profile view where you can see how the surface (yellow) does not follow the curb return alignment alignment(green) at this one particular location.
Thanks for this object viewer tip, I have discover many other problems in my model (all of them around my curb return. I am new in roadway modeling, I got a lot to learn
Thanks. Lukas
Re: Corridor Surface - steep uphill
The screen shots help - I'd venture the guess that it is a targeting issue.
Cheers
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