(This functionality is available with the Profiles and
Design module)
Creates a new long section along any Line object, except for circles and offsets.
To obtain this option, select the Profile/Long Section command and the Method/by Line command from the Profiles task to display the relevant dialog box.
The long section to be created uses the parameters set in the Long Section Parameters Dialog Box.
Long Section by Line dialog box
Item | Used to |
Long Section name: | Enter a new long section name into the list, or select an existing long section
from the list. If the long section name has already been used, you will be
given the option to overwrite it with the new long section when the OK button
is selected. This can be a unique name up to 31 characters. |
Profile Along Line No.: | Select the line that the long section is to be created along. You can either enter the line limber in the field, or if this field is active, snap to one in the plan view. This will be the control line. |
Open Long Section in: | Select if the long section is to be displayed when created. The
user has three options, they are.
If you enter a long section name that already exists and then create a long section, you will be asked to "Append", "Overwrite" or "Cancel". If you choose to append or overwrite and the relevant long section is currently being displayed in one or more long section windows, then all instances of it will be replaced by the new version of the long section. |
Parameters: | Open the Long Section Parameters Dialog Box. |
Create: | Generate the long section and close the dialog. Notes: The long section created will only be defined within the area where elevations can be extracted. For instance, if the line starts beyond the area of a model from which the elevations are being extracted, the long section will only commence at the edge of the model. If the long section name used already exists a dialog box will appear asking whether to Append, Overwrite or Cancel. |
Close: | Close the dialog without generating a long section. |
Help: | Display the help for this function. |