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Using the Kerb Editor
Tools Menu › Kerb Editor
Civil Designer has a few default kerb profiles
included in the program. if you need to create a new
kerb, it is easier to load an existing profile and
then make the changes.
Click on the Load button to load a default kerb
profile.
Select the desired profile, and then click on Open
to load the profile.
Geometry
Specifies the cross sectional geometry of a
kerb by using 2 dimensional vectors.
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Hor Column |
Specifies a horizontal movement, starting
from the edge of the carriageway (PLC 100 or 101) |
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Ver Column |
Specifies a vertical movement, starting
from the edge of the carriageway (PLC 100 or 101) |
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Stop |
Indicate where the compulsory portion of
the template must start. When generating edge levels, a "cut-out" will be
created from row 1 up to this row. |
Quantities
Specifies quantities to be calculated when
running "Kerb Quantities". The program will automatically multiply the specified
quantities by the length of kerb calculated at the kerb face.
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Type |
Enter the type of quantity to be
calculated. Click on the drop down arrow to select the type either volume,
area or linear. |
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Formula |
Enter the range (closed polygon for
Volumes and open polygon for Areas). You can also add, subtract, multiply or
divide a constant value to the range. (Right click in the Formula column to
access the tools to define formula) |
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Description |
Enter a description that will be printed
when running Kerb volumes |
Using the Define Region option, you click on the sides of the kerb to add the
values into the formula.
As you define the region, the range defined will be highlighted in the Formula
Range Pen.
Once the range has been defined, right click to add the range into the Formula
column.
The formula can be tested by right clicking ion the Formula column and select
test Formula, the
results for the formula will be shown.
A description can also be added if required.
Once the kerb has been created, the file can be saved by clicking on the
Save button.
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