Sally StrangeI went and did a Solstice survey, but now I can't get the data off the data collection device. Worried I may have accidentally deleted it and will need to do another survey. I worried about this last time I did a survey and it wasn't the case, but I can't help freaking out a bit. Especially since the guy who helped me last time is out in the field right now. /grump
So my coworker came by and was like I heard you were having trouble with CAD? And I was like, I can't get the lines for my proposed surface to render. Open the layers, he said. I open the layers. We scroll down to the proposed surface layer.
It was set to "do not print."
Not enough faces. Not enough palms.
Dan GetzSome days it seems #Civil3D was designed to make simple grading appear possible, then prevent the user from doing it.
Proud of myself for asking for help from a coworker this morning. It's what we're supposed to do but I hate it. I like getting into my own zone and doing everything by myself. But, can't do that when I don't know everything.
Anyway the thing I got helped with is changing the starting station of an alignment in #CAD, after the alignment has already been made.
Now, to figure out how to switch the labels from one side of a profile view to the other side.
SallyStrangeHaving a ~lolsob~ moment at work:
Since yesterday I've been trying to copy-paste a portion of a #CAD drawing I did from drawing A into drawing B. In both A and B, the line segments I was copying were in a particular layer. The thing is, I had that layer disabled in B, so as soon as I pasted it, it would disappear. I was so confused. I forgot I disabled that layer. Then I enabled that layer in Drawing B, and I had about 30 different versions of my fence lines superimposed π π π
Richard BAnyone know anyone in Hamilton area with Civil CAD skills? We are looking!