CadTools and xTurn (Vehicle Turning Software) Forum
CadTools General Category => CadTools Tips and Tricks => Topic started by: pinbot on February 12, 2020, 04:26:26 PM
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Hello again,
I made my own workflow for road sections and it works much better than with Civil3d, because I have more control of what I'am doing :-)
For longitudinal road profile I use ''Profile 3dpolyline'', which gives me values for every polyline vertex (0+000, 0+5.155, 0+10,352...), but problem is that I need to put those same marks in the plan view.
So basicly I need ''Stationing...'' command but without fixed interval values. I have circa 50 profiles, so putting stations manually is a pretty painful process.
Is there a way to do this easily?
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To mark chainage/station text on polyline/ 3d ployline at every vertex of polyline/ 3d ployline. I think this option not available.
Try to use a lisp program to mark chainage/station on polyline/ 3d ployline at every vertex of polyline/ 3d ployline.
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Can you provide link to the lisp ish0000? I cant seem to find one. Thanks in advance!
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may be next update of Cadtools. THIS facility will come.
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Here is how you can do it.
- Create a block that will represent your station symbol, insert the block into the drawing and save your drawing.
- Profile your Polyline.
- Select all station text that are placed in bottom of the frame
- Use "Export text to Excel"
- Use "Draw from Coordinates" type "Block at station" to insert your block as a station marker in your alignment
- Copy the station text from Excel and paste it into station column of "Draw from coordinates"
To get accuracy, remember to increase the value for annotation decimals when you profile
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dear pinbot
please find lisp for Stationing at every polyline & 3dpolyline vertex.
command : pvch
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Would it be possible to draw cross sections at those non rounded stations without manually typing them one by one?
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Sir,
plz upload cad file, pdf or image for more details.
thanks
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Nevermind, I draw cross sections manually, by typing in stations one by one. Lisp you provided ish0000 helped to fill a gap, so CADtools with little bit of LISP-ing is best way to draw sections :-)