TheSwamp
CAD Forums => Vertically Challenged => Topic started by: ekoneo on December 18, 2014, 04:41:20 AM
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Anybody can idetfy what is wrong in this photo?
I want to prepare a free link that can be use cut or fill depending given cut slope and fill slope values.
Also this link ends when it catches the existing ground if its length smaller than given length.
When I use this link consecutively as definition a daylight system, an error occures.
If a link catces the EG, next link mustn't occure. In my example, although first link catches EG, second link occures.
Iteresting error becouse my example examines the its origin is under EG or not.
Can anybody help me to find the error here?
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you want to use CONDITIONAL assembly to define the 'conditions' where or when slopes, or assemblies will be applied.
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Yes I want to prepare a link for general purposes.
It is possible to combine default conditional subassemblies, generic links and daylight subassemblies to define.
But In this case too many subassemblies are requred. Even default conditional subassemly works with horizontal distance.
Sometimes vertical limititations are required.
Although my subassemblies are symetrical, why only right side goes wrong?
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Yes I want to prepare a link for general purposes.
It is possible to combine default conditional subassemblies, generic links and daylight subassemblies to define.
But In this case too many subassemblies are requred. Even default conditional subassemly works with horizontal distance.
Sometimes vertical limititations are required.
Although my subassemblies are symetrical, why only right side goes wrong?
Most likely, your 'conditions' are not set wit a gap in the condition, e.g.
IF CUT 0-.55
followed by
IF CUT .55-1 - should be .56-1
seen this very problem in office last week by one of our engineers.
There are no 'default' conditional assemblies.
Also there is no limit to the number of conditions one can test for, and apply different assemblies to.
Perhaps you should provide a 'sketch' of what your 'conditions' are; then I can advise better.
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I prepared a sketch. And I add my example .pkt file.
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You did not say you were attempting this with Sub Assembly composer.....
I suggest you go back and do this with Actual Conditional assemblies and generic links FIRST....
Then once you see how it works using those...you will stop trying to use Sub assembly composer where it isn't needed.
The issue is most likely in your pkt file....I might have a chance to look at it
However this task is easily done WITHOUT using sub assembly composer.
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Sory I forgot say SAC :oops:
Actual Conditional CutOrFill Subassembly works with only HORIZONTAL distance.
I need Conditional CutOrFill working with VERTICAL distance.
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here it is with links..
the offset from baseline - establishes your vertical limit
if it catches the surface
the link slope to surface link is there to give you point code P222
IF it doesn't catch EG then the conditional sub assembly takes over
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Thank you mjfarrell. Now I am examine your .DWG file.
But there is something different. In my civil 3d linkSlopetoSurface is so different from yours.
Your linkSlopeToSurface has inactive different parameters. I think this is created by you with SAC or other methods.
Because I havent seen before this. Now I try to use ^-^
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Thank you mjfarrell. Now I am examine your .DWG file.
But there is something different. In my civil 3d linkSlopetoSurface is so different from yours.
Your linkSlopeToSurface takes different parameters. I think this is created by you with SAC or other methods.
Because I havent seen before this. Now I try to use ^-^
One or two of the majic of Generic Links...
They allow NEW Point and or Link Codes to be assigned to them
Also one can tell them to USE properties from other sub-assemblies
in the assemblies properties , construction tab.
And advanced function not really covered by many other than myself when I train users on assemblies.
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see attached