For some reason this is the most basic requirement for landscape architects and garden designers yet there isn't a simple kerb or edging tool where you can dynamically extrude a profile along a 3D path. With components for haunches too!
A bit like the Framing tool where you can use a symbol as the sectional profile and extend it as required. Framing tool is only for straight lines though and can only change its Z value as a pitch in degrees.
Something that sits independent of roads or hardscapes and slabs as we usually don't want it linked to these as usually the kerb needs to respond to a variety of contextual objects.
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For some reason this is the most basic requirement for landscape architects and garden designers yet there isn't a simple kerb or edging tool where you can dynamically extrude a profile along a 3D path. With components for haunches too!
A bit like the Framing tool where you can use a symbol as the sectional profile and extend it as required. Framing tool is only for straight lines though and can only change its Z value as a pitch in degrees.
Something that sits independent of roads or hardscapes and slabs as we usually don't want it linked to these as usually the kerb needs to respond to a variety of contextual objects.
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