When displaying surfaces in a cross section, the settings for how the surface line will appear are controlled by the symbology assigned to that surface. You can change the appearance in one of two ways.
1. By making edits to the Symbology assigned to each surface through Tools > Named Symbology Manager, edit the symbolgy and edit the Cross Section Line to reflect how you want the line to appear.
2. By changing the assigned…
When editing a horizontal or vertical alignment, it is often a necessity to utilize the Check Integrity command for the alignment you are working with. But what do you do if you have a valid alignment with numerous elements, but the Check Integrity window is COMPLETELY BLANK?
What has likely happened is the columns have been minimized Hover over the far left side of the 'Header' row. When you see the double arrow…
The InRoads Options, which contains settings such as units, precision, factors, tolerances, definitions, etc, used to be located under Tools > Options, but have now been moved to a different location within InRoads. Beginning in InRoads V8i (08.11.07.246) the command has been moved to File > Project Options. This is because the options are not necessarily a Tool, but a group of setting for the program, hence the reason…
The InRoads SELECTsupport team has been working to update the InRoads product Wiki. If you have not seen it lately, take a look here: InRoads WIKI
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To export the field book to the native product, RMB on the
field book, select Export To > and
then the required export format:
Please note that only those features will be exported which
match your Style File (PSS/SMD/XIN) and
are selected in the tree.
To make sure that you export the complete fieldbook, select the
appropriate Field Book in the tree view.
To export individual features, select the appropriate…
To
import data, you can simply drag and drop a survey file from the Windows
Explorer onto the DA Data Tree.
Click
'Fit View' to see the imported data.
The
first new field book gets the name 'Default 1'. You can rename the field
book in the Details Panel.
Note for MX Users:
The field book name will be used as MX model name when you export the data
to MX, therefore the fieldbook name must apply…
The
Linking Codes group contains four
important settings:
The
Linking Method setting provides
three options for the creation of linear features; the two most used options
are Field
Code and Consecutive:
Following are some notes which highlight important Data
Acquisition settings.
For the sake of convenience I'm abbreviating the term Data
Acquisition as 'DA'.
DA reads and uses the settings of the DGN. Most settings in
your existing seed files should be fine.
But there are some DA specific settings which you must
check.
To check and modify settings, go to the CAD menu >
Settings > Design File...…
You can start Data Acquisition from the task list or from
the (CAD/MicroStation) Tools menu:
Once Data Acquisition is started you get two panels, a Data
Tree and a Details Panel:
The Data Tree is the main panel. It allows you to access the
main functions, like importing, exporting, showing and hiding of data. Right
click on tree nodes to access the related commands.
The Details Panel presents information associated…