Buttons for
displacement over the course of each of the stations, in the case of selecting
a template file, if no information exists on the natural terrain the button is
available which simulates the cross-sections in order to obtain a real
simulation of the section.
Pressing the button
displays the following window which is described below:
Cross Section Simulation:
Here we establish the parameters for creating the virtual cross-section that
will form part of the template.
·
Interval between cuts: Interval with
which the profiles are developed.
·
Height difference with grade: To
establish the height difference with the grade, basically for the simulation of
slopes.
·
Left width: Cut width of the left cross
sections.
·
Right width: Cut width of the right
cross sections.
·
Superelevations: To simulate the
superelevations, establish the values both to the left and the right.
Reference road: This
option enables visualization of the current segment with respect to another
segment, so that for example the intersections between the two can be analysed.
When this box is activated the program
will request the segment with regard to which the comparison will be made and
then the editing window below will be displayed.
It is also possible to modify the
vertical alignment height of the edited segment in order to adjust the
intersections. To do this the following buttons will be enabled,
increase/decrease will always be 0.01, though it can be modified from the
program configuration options:
Increase / decrease the vertex prior to the
vertical alignment according to the station analysed.
Increase / decrease the section of the
vertical alignment where the station analysed is.
Increase / decrease the vertex after the
vertical alignment according to the station analysed.
The changes made to the vertical
alignment height are saved automatically in the segment once we validate the
section editing window.
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