Got excited a little too quick about this new site tool. It's missing the following to actually be useful, the current single rise input really makes this new tool feel half baked;
1. Send station to site surface (as per Nurbs roabway)
2. Align station vertically (as per Nurbs roadway)
3. When using the reshape tool you can create any shape, and therefore we should also be able to set each point elevation on a site model as there is not more "centerline" with odd shaped driveways.
4. All streets are not actually flat, there is usually a crown in the middle for drainage reasons. Therefore there should be at least 3 station centrelines (left edge, center of road & right edge) that we can control individually to create the crown we want.
5. Step up #4 a notch and allow any number station certerlines with controllable spacing and we could even include the culverts on either side.
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Patrick Fritsch
Got excited a little too quick about this new site tool. It's missing the following to actually be useful, the current single rise input really makes this new tool feel half baked;
1. Send station to site surface (as per Nurbs roabway)
2. Align station vertically (as per Nurbs roadway)
3. When using the reshape tool you can create any shape, and therefore we should also be able to set each point elevation on a site model as there is not more "centerline" with odd shaped driveways.
4. All streets are not actually flat, there is usually a crown in the middle for drainage reasons. Therefore there should be at least 3 station centrelines (left edge, center of road & right edge) that we can control individually to create the crown we want.
5. Step up #4 a notch and allow any number station certerlines with controllable spacing and we could even include the culverts on either side.
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