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Inserting Skew Cross Section
Civil Designer has the ability to insert skew cross
sections into a road project. By default all cross
sections are extracted at 90 degrees to the road centre
line, but it is quite easy to specify that a specific
cross section must be at a skew angle. |
Make sure you are in Roads Mode.
Tools Menu › Index › Edit Chainage Record

In the above dialog the user can specify the skew
angle at which cross sections should be extracted for
this chainage record. Enter a positive value for
clock-wise rotation and a negative value for
anti-clockwise rotation.
Clicking on the Previous chainage and Next chainage
buttons allows the user to progress through the
chainage records, once all the changes have been made,
click on the save button and then close. Going through
the chainage records will only list the chainages in
the roads file, if additional chainages are required
in the road, then these need to be added to the road.
In this example, there is a skew section at chainage
30.

Extract cross section etc as per normal. With the road plan show, the
skew cross sections can also be labelled.

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image to enlarge Civil Designer
also has the ability to plot only the skew cross
sections.
To plot only the skew cross sections
In the Roads Mode › Plot › Generate
Select the cross section sheet file.

Click next to continue.
On the next screen that appears, select to only plot
skew cross sections.

Click [Finish] to generate a plot of the skew cross sections. |
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Last Updated:
November 02, 2005
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