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Laura Stone

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  1. I am trying to get a cell to give a value of one area subtracted from another as follows:

     

    =AREA((L='Red Line Boundary'))-AREA((((L='SoP Existing') & ('SOP data'.'Character Area'='1 Entrance Landscape'))))

     

    But clearly getting it wrong somehow.  As a workaround I've made the latter part one query in a row with zero height and subtracted the cells but can anyone tell me how to get the formula to work in one cell?

     

    Thanks

     

    Laura

  2. This is still not working.  Tree ID number doesn't import at all - this makes it very difficult to place trees that have not been surveyed to co-ords.   The category imports as 'custom' because the surveyor writes A, B, C or U but presumably VW wants the exact wording which is not practical. I would also very much like to be able to import the RPA but there doesn't seem to be any capacity to do that unless I am missing something?

     

     

  3. I tried that - edited the extrude component and deleted one of the loci, but unfortunately it did't work.  From memory it then added its own random second locus which was unhelpful!   

     

    There's a checkbox to 'use edge modifier' so ideally that could be modified so that you could individually check boxes to use the back edge or the front edge, or both.

     

    The other thing that's frustrating is that if you've carefully set all of the kerb modifiers to the right height (e..g for an existing site where the height is uneven) if you later have to remove a vertex from the kerb it all just pops back into its default position.

  4. In this instance I had a site where I have the existing site model and had been given car park levels by the Engineer.  The Client wants cut and fill.  So I used the grade tool to add the Engineer's levels (I only had the base of kerb levels).   You can't really use kerbs for this because their levels can only be manipulated in 3D views and you need a central level for a radius kerb.   The idea was then for the top of kerb level to be added to the site model via the kerb modifier, but the problem is that the kerb modifier seems to be a '2 modifiers or none' thing, so I end up with another modifier that duplicates what I'd already done with the grades and sends my site model haywire.

     

    Ideally what we'd have is the ability to have a front of kerb OR a back of kerb modifier (or both) to be  fully flexible.  That way I could have had modifiers only at the back (top) of the kerb and there would have been nothing clashing with the grades.

     

     

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  5. Just trying out the new VW2026 grade tool and it is a vast improvement.  Radial grades are great!

    A few gripes:

     

    • The polygonal grade tool doesn't seem to pick up other points on the grade network.  I have to place it, then move each end and back again for it to join.
    • The ability to have a data tag for the levels is good, saves me setting my text size to 4 and then forgetting to change it back again.  Can we have the same for the slope text?
    • Every so often the radial grade decides to divide itself into 2 radial grades and in that location absolutely will not make just one.  Workaround so far is to delete one, move the end point and then mess around with the radius point but for some reason that converts to a bezier so makes it a bit tricky.
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  6. I have a drawing with an existing kerb where I had carefully set all the points on the nosing/face modifier to follow surveyed carriageway levels.  I then needed to split it to make alterations.  On splitting it I found that the nosing/face modifier reverted to the top of kerb level and will have to redo the whole thing.  Seems like a bug, would it be possible to fix it? 

     

    Laura

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