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Profile View Name —To assist in keeping things organized, you must give this
profile view (object) a name. As with all Civil 3D objects, you can accept the
default name that is displayed automatically, if you wish (for example, Profile
View [1]).
Station Range —If your profile is very long and you only want to present a
small portion of it, you can specify a desired station range.
Profile View Height —If you want to provide some additional white space
(margin) at the top or bottom of your view, simply increase the View Height.
Profile View Style —The profile view style controls how the profile view looks.
In other words, it defines components such as grid spacing, vertical
exaggeration, titles, view direction, and so on.
Band Set —Selecting a band set adds preconfigured labeling to the top or
bottom of your profile view. When finished, you are asked to select a point
in Model space to display the new profile view. Just as in Land Desktop, you
are selecting where the lower left corner of the profile view will be placed.
Once these choices are defined, they can be easily changed using the Profile
View Properties dialog box. Just right-click on a profile view and click Properties
from the right-click menu.
After the insertion point is selected, the profile view is displayed. To move
the profile view, you can use the standard AutoCAD MOVE command to
relocate it. Using the Move command on a profile in Land Desktop was
problematic, but in Civil 3D it’s not a problem.
It’s now time to create your proposed profile. From the Profiles menu, select
Create Profile By Layout. You are then asked to select which Profile View you
will be using to create your new profile. After clicking on the desired Profile
View, the following dialog box is displayed:
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