This command allows you to build separate profiles (*.PRO) representing each daylighting portion of a curb section such as edge of pavement, gutter, face of curb and back of curb. These can then be drawn and plotted along side other profiles such as edge of pavement, centerline, ditch and sewer profiles.
Station determines which Curb Section is applied.
Curb displays Curb Section to be applied at
station.
Description Used to a place label along profile if
Description matches Description from the Description Table.
Transition determines if Curb Section will hold Curb
Section geometry or perform a linear transition to next Curb
Section station.
Add Row adds a Curb Section to the list of
stations.
Select a curb already defined by Carlson or one you have created in a previous project using the Curb Section Library.
New Curb Section creates a new Curb Section.
Modify Curb Section modifies the highlighted Curb
Section.
Delete Curb Section removes Curb Section from the
Library.
Create or modify a new curb section calculating profiles. Using the illustration as a guide on the New/Modify dialog boxes, enter the dimensions of the curb section using the Edge of Pavement (EOP) as the 'origin' or baseline for entering horizontal (Offsets) and vertical dimensions. For example, use positive offset values for the Gutter Offset; Face of Curb Offset and Back of Curb Offset as measured from the EOP toward the right. For heights above the edge of pavement such as Face of Curb and Back of Curb, use positive values above the Edge of pavement, and negative for Gutter if below the EOP. For the initial Depth of the Curb at the EOP, enter a positive value for the Depth even though this is below the EOP. NOTE: The Description entered here appears under the Curb heading on the main Curb Profiles dialog box and is not used for the purposes of labelling using the Description Table.
Description used to identify the Curb Section in the
Library.
Gutter is the depth of gutter from the EOP, usually
displayed as a negative value.
Gutter Offset is the bottom of gutter measured
horizontally from the EOP.
Face of Curb is the height of the face of curb measured
above the EOP.
Face of Curb Offset is measured horizontally from the
EOP.
Back of Curb is the height of the back of curb measured
above the EOP.
Back of Curb Offset is measured horizontally from the
EOP.
Depth displays the depth of Curb Section at the EOP and
entered as a positive value.
Specify which of the profiles are created; the prefix that is applied; the color in the dialog box and whether or not these profiles are linked to the road profile.
Link To Files determines how changes to the main road
profile file affect curb profiles.
Profile Suffix is the suffix applied to the named curb
profile (*.PRO) of the EOP, Gutter, Face and Back of Curb
profiles.
Select allows you to set the color of the profile as
displayed in the Curb Profiles dialog box. NOTE: This does not
affect the color of the drawn profile in CAD.
Create toggles which profiles you are creating for all
the curb profiles.
Automatically label the curb profiles based on the Draw Stacked Labels using the Draw Profile command. The label is selected based on the description of the curb station. Additionally you can specify a symbol to be placed at the desired curb profile station.
Description matches the description of the Curb Section
station. Used to determine what label and/or symbol can be drawn
along the profile.
Label text placed at the profile station. You can use
this in conjuction with the Draw Profile > Stacked Label to
identify the Curb Section.
Symbol draws a symbol along the profile at the Curb
Section station.
Pulldown Menu Location: Profiles > Design Road
Profile
Keyboard Command: CURBPROF
Prerequisite: Design profile
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