This is the same as the previous numerical data element but in this case with the grade lines. This element will only be available in the option Draw compound profile. The dialog box is displayed below with a description of its characteristics.
Element height: Represents the immediately preceding numerical data’s distance to the element. This value can be expressed in two different ways:
· In number of characters.
· In Drawing Units.
When validating either of these, the other value will automatically recalculate.
Decimal num.: Number of decimals that will be displayed in the values representing the cut/fill.
Orientation: Sets the text direction. There are two possibilities - Horizontal and Vertical.
Justification: Sets the text position in respect to the point of insertion. There are three possibilities: Start, Centre and End.
Grade line 1/ 2: We select the terrains between which a height comparison will be made. Previously, in the Grade line option, the grade lines we wish to compare should have been included. The order in which the profiles have been selected is the order in which they appear in the dropdown menu.
Message: Text that will appear as the element’s title on the numerical data drawing.
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