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Setting out - MDT25

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Introduction - MDT25A set of commands is described in this section that allow one to solve most setting out needs that may arise from the viewpoint of ground…
[PRO] set out points - MDT25This command allows one to obtain a report containing the polar or bisection setting out data of a set of points belonging to the current…
[PRO] set out polyline vertices - MDT25The objective of this command is to set out the vertices of a polyline with respect to a horizontal alignment using two control points…
[PRO] analyze points - MDT25This command will allow us to analyze the correspondence of a point, entered using a cursor in the surroundings of a horizontal alignment…
[PRO] label points on alignment - MDT25With this command we will be able to label marks in the drawing with the characteristics of the point with respect to the selected…
Analysis of points with respect to a surface - MDT25This command allows one to compare the elevations of the drawing's points with the current surface. One must firstly select the points and…
[PRO] analyze of points between roads - MDT25This command will make it easier for us to calculate the elevation difference between two roads at certain points that the user will…
[PRO] calculate points by station and offset - MDT25This command helps one to calculate a point related to a horizontal alignment. The command initially requests if the values are to be…
[PRO] calculate vertices of pavement layers - MDT25This option will allow us to calculate the characteristic points of the pavement layers associated with the road, both the points of the…
[PRO] set out alignment points - MDT25This tool facilitates the task of obtaining the coordinates of points belonging to the horizontal alignment. It also has an optional…
[PRO] set out points with respect to an alignment - MDT25When this command is selected, the program requests the horizontal alignment, which can be selected on screen or its file selected. If a…
[PRO] set out polylines with respect to an alignment - MDT25This tool will be of great use if one wishes to set out a set of polylines with regard to a horizontal alignment or segment without the…
[PRO] set out lines - MDT25A list containing the X, Y and Z coordinates of the cross-section's characteristic points is displayed with this option. Optionally, one…
Distances to the horizontal alignment - MDT25Additionally, as well as indicating the setting out element, for example the horizontal alignment, road shoulder, etc., we can indicate to…
[PRO] set out cross sections - MDT25This staking option will allow us to obtain a list of coordinates, station and offset of a file of cross-sections with respect to an…
[PRO] set out simple section - MDT25This command is used to easily set out a roadway without the need to define the segment fully. It would be ideal for setting out a section…
[PRO] set out layers - MDT25This option is used to create a list of points analyzed in regard to the horizontal alignment or segment from an unlimited number of…
[PRO] elevations report - MDT25This command generates a list of elevations of the vertices selected from the working segment. To do this the command initially requests…
[PRO] platform vertices report - MDT25This command is similar to the List of Lines the only difference being that it only analyses the platform vertices of the selected…
[PRO] ditch vertices report - MDT25This command displays a list with all the ditch vertices existing in the roadway or segment defined. Initially the file for the segment is…
[PRO] slope vertices report - MDT25Executing this command creates a list of all the vertices corresponding to the distinct slope vectors that comprise the section in each…
Wall report - MDT25Executing this command creates a list of all the vertices corresponding to the distinct walls vectors that comprise the section in each…
[PRO] boxing vertices report - MDT25This command is used to generate a list of all the routing vertices that have been defined in our roadway or segment. The image displays…