QUICK START GUIDE (for Eagle Point software)
QUICK START GUIDE (for Eagle Point software) QUICK START GUIDE (for Eagle Point software)
SURFACE MODELING Making a surface model QUICK START GUIDE (for Eagle Point software) MENU: Surface Modeling, Triangulate, Surface Model COMMAND: maketin ICON: Select surface model. If using a boundary, select appropriate type. If using void regions, select appropriate type. Select desired options Click Apply to build the surface model. Select the objects you want to use in making the surface model. If a boundary or void regions were chosen, select those objects. The boundary and void regions must be closed polylines. Click Close . Once a Surface Model is made, it can be used for the following applications: Surface Modeling Contours and grids RoadCalc Cross-sections from surface model Site Design Slope projections, depth contours, volumes, etc. Profiles Extract profiles from object or surface model Checking surface model with tracking MENU: Surface Modeling, Triangulate, Track Coordinates COMMAND: smtrack ICON: Select surface model to track. Click Apply . Move cursor around area where surface model should be. If no elevation is shown, there is a problem with the surface model. If elevations are shown, make sure they are correct. 3.26 CADD Note 3 05/2008
SURFACE MODELING Contours – preview and make QUICK START GUIDE (for Eagle Point software) MENU: Surface Modeling, Contours, Preview COMMAND: prevcont ICON: Use preview to display the contours before actually placing them in the drawing. This will allow you to determine any problems with the surface model. The problem can then be corrected (via breaklines, editting nodes, etc.) and the surface model recreated. Once the preview is acceptable, create the desired contours using the actions below. MENU: Surface Modeling, Contours, Make Intermediate & Index COMMAND: makecont ICON: MENU: Surface Modeling, Contours, Make Index COMMAND: makeindex MENU: Surface Modeling, Contours, Make Intermediate COMMAND: makeint MENU: Surface Modeling, Contours, Make User-Defined COMMAND: makeuser ICON: Select the Surface Model. Select desired options. Click Apply . Make User Defined Contours allows you to have a user specified contour line created (e.g., at a pool elevation of 92.3). Contours – annotate MENU: Surface Modeling, Contours, Annotate COMMAND: anncont ICON: Select desired surface model. Choose which contours to annotate. Select which method to use: Crossing: you draw a line across contours where you wish to place the labels. Interval: places labels at the specified interval. Endpoints: places labels at the ends of contours. Change settings: placement, symbol, breaks, direction. Choose “Erase…” if you want to erase old contours. CAD Settings: layer, color, text style and height. Click Apply . If the crossing method is used, you need to pick the start and end points for a line that intersects the contour where you want the contour label. 05/2008 CADD Note 3 3.27
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SURFACE MODELING<br />
Making a surface model<br />
<strong>QUICK</strong> <strong>START</strong> <strong>GUIDE</strong> (<strong>for</strong> <strong>Eagle</strong> <strong>Point</strong> <strong>software</strong>)<br />
MENU: Surface Modeling, Triangulate, Surface Model COMMAND: maketin ICON:<br />
Select surface model.<br />
If using a boundary, select appropriate type.<br />
If using void regions, select appropriate type.<br />
Select desired options<br />
Click Apply to build the surface model.<br />
Select the objects you want to use in making the surface model.<br />
If a boundary or void regions were chosen, select those objects. The boundary and void regions must be closed<br />
polylines.<br />
Click Close .<br />
Once a Surface Model is made, it can be used <strong>for</strong> the following applications:<br />
Surface Modeling<br />
Contours and grids<br />
RoadCalc<br />
Cross-sections from surface model<br />
Site Design<br />
Slope projections, depth contours, volumes, etc.<br />
Profiles<br />
Extract profiles from object or surface model<br />
Checking surface model with tracking<br />
MENU: Surface Modeling, Triangulate, Track Coordinates COMMAND: smtrack ICON:<br />
Select surface model to track.<br />
Click Apply .<br />
Move cursor around area where surface model should be.<br />
If no elevation is shown, there is a problem with the surface model.<br />
If elevations are shown, make sure they are correct.<br />
3.26 CADD Note 3 05/2008
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