Autodesk AUTOCAD PLANT 3D 2011 - SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS, Tutorials Manual

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6 Click Finish.
On the Superelevation Tabular Editor window, examine the superelevation
values for Curve.4.
7 On the Superelevation Curve Manager, scroll down to the Superelevation
Criteria category. Expand the category.
8 Right-click the Normal Shoulder Width row.
The Apply To Entire Alignment option enables you to update the design
criteria at a curve, and then quickly apply the change to all curves in the
alignment.
9 Right-click the Superelevation Criteria row.
When this option is applied at this level, the design criteria of the current
curve overwrites all manual design criteria changes that have been made
to the alignment.
10 Press Esc.
To continue this tutorial, go to Exercise 3: Creating a Superelevation View
(page 267).
Exercise 3: Creating a Superelevation View
In this exercise, you will display superelevation data in a graph, which you
can use to graphically edit superelevation data.
For more information, see Using Superelevation Views.
This exercise continues from Exercise 2: Calculating Superelevation for an
Individual Curve (page 264).
Create a superelevation view
1 Open Align-Superelevation-3.dwg, which is located in the tutorial drawings
folder (page 819) .
2 Select the alignment.
3 Click Alignment tab
➤
Modify panel
➤
Superelevation
drop-down
➤
Superelevation View .
The Create Superelevation View dialog box enables you to specify the
superelevation view properties, including the name and style of the view.
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