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    Default assign centreline of alignment on ground slope

    if my profile length is 10km, start from contour el.1000 and end el. 900m with 1% slope.

    how do I "automatically" create the alignment every 50/100mlength/stn on certain ground elev.(constant 1% slope) toughing exactly on ground topo elev.?

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    Default Re: assign centreline of alignment on ground slope

    Alignments don't have elevations. I assume you are looking for a feature line with elevations that match your alignment & profile.

    Create the alignment, create the profile then create a feature line from alignment. It will prompt you to select a profile for elevations.

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    Default Re: assign centreline of alignment on ground slope

    Are you looking for something like in this thread?

    http://discussion.autodesk.com/forum...sageID=5873890

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