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    Chapter 14 The Cross Sectional Editor: Procedures Manual

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    The cross sectional editor in MXRoad allows users to view and dynamically modify cross sections in a special viewer. Any changes made to the sections will update the plan view interface strings. Modified sections can be saved to a separate section model without overwriting the originals. The editor displays the selected design and ground models, and sections can be manipulated by clicking and dragging element endpoints. Saved modified sections can be stored in a new or existing model with an assigned identifier.

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    The cross sectional editor in MXRoad allows users to view and dynamically modify cross sections in a special viewer. Any changes made to the sections will update the plan view interface strings. Modified sections can be saved to a separate section model without overwriting the originals. The editor displays the selected design and ground models, and sections can be manipulated by clicking and dragging element endpoints. Saved modified sections can be stored in a new or existing model with an assigned identifier.

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    The cross sectional editor in MXRoad allows users to view and dynamically modify cross sections in a special viewer. Any changes made to the sections will update the plan view interface strings. Modified sections can be saved to a separate section model without overwriting the originals. The editor displays the selected design and ground models, and sections can be manipulated by clicking and dragging element endpoints. Saved modified sections can be stored in a new or existing model with an assigned identifier.

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    Chapter 14 The Cross Sectional Editor: Procedures Manual

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    The cross sectional editor in MXRoad allows users to view and dynamically modify cross sections in a special viewer. Any changes made to the sections will update the plan view interface strings. Modified sections can be saved to a separate section model without overwriting the originals. The editor displays the selected design and ground models, and sections can be manipulated by clicking and dragging element endpoints. Saved modified sections can be stored in a new or existing model with an assigned identifier.

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    Procedures Manual

    Chapter 14 The Cross Sectional Editor


    One of the other new functions in MXRoad is the interactive cross section editor. This allows you to view your cross sections in a special viewer, and to dynamically modify your section as you see fit. Not only do they change your cross sections, but also any changes made to these sections will cause your interface strings to be updated in the plan view. You can save these modified cross sections in a separate section model, so they dont overwrite your original ones. Step 1: Select Modify, Cross Sectional Editor from the menu bar. The following panel will appear:

    Select the Design Model and Reference String name, and the station limits for which youd like to view/edit the sections.

    Step 2: You are now asked to specify the proposed design model to be sectioned, and the ground model to be sectioned also. Triangle models can be used here. The Section Offset distance should also be chosen.

    Step 3: The Cross-Sectional Editor panel will appear:

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    The tool bar in the upper left corner of this editor allow you to zoom in or out on the section in the display, display a grid, and the right-most icons change the vertical scale to suit you. The icon in the upper left corner of the display allows you to set a right-of-way limit to be displayed as a guideline. You move through the stations by manipulating the station box directly below the display area. The offset and elevation are shown in the area to the right of the display area. Step 4: Once youve found a section that needs to be altered, you can click on an element of that section to specify the active element to be manipulated. The active element is distinguished by having a blue dot displayed on the end point, and a box surrounds it: To change this sections interface slope, simply click on the blue dot, and drag the end point to a new location while holding down the mouse button, then release the button when its in place.

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    Step 5: Once youve finished editing your sections, click on the Next button, the following panel will appear:

    At this panel, you can store your modified sections either in a new model, or in the same model, and assign a new initial character to the section set. You also can overwrite your previously created sections by specifying existing section set identifiers. If you have created any special sections or created sections using the Cross Section Wizard, make sure to return to that wizard, open your saved settings, and cut the sections again so they will reflect the changes made in this editor.

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