autocad civil 3d: add tilted distances in the profile

[slow]

hello to all, I have a problem in creating a profile of a land.

is it possible to add a finca with the inclined distances?
I can only visualize the partial and progressive horizontal distances at the moment.

once you create the profile you can export it as editable lines?

Thank you very much.

 

[Tristan]

is it possible to add a finca with the inclined distances?

of the land?? the tilted distances of the ground would make the labels unreadable in my opinion!

once you create the profile you can export it as editable lines?

spit it out. ..

 

[slow]

of the land?? the tilted distances of the ground would make the labels unreadable in my opinion!

the finca with sloping distances would be identical to the finca with horizontal distances, only with slightly greater values, why would it be unreadable?

spit it out. ..

.... unfortunately it is not so easy, if I explode I disappear the profile and I only remain the data of until.

 

[Tristan]

the finca with sloping distances would be identical to the finca with horizontal distances, only with slightly greater values, why would it be unreadable?

the horizontal distances you entered are profile data or section data?

.... unfortunately it is not so easy, if I explode I disappear the profile and I only remain the data of until.

then try to export the design as dwg autocad

 

[slow]

the horizontal distances you entered are profile data or section data?

are the data indicated in the profile of the sections I have inserted in the track (e.g. every 50 meters... )

then try to export the design as dwg autocad

:finger: so it works, thank you! !

 

[Tristan]

are the data indicated in the profile of the sections I have inserted in the track (e.g. every 50 meters... )

data section then...no, you can not with that type of finca, but you can do it with the finca type "vertical geometry"; as I told you however on a profile of the ground would be illegible

 

[slow]

data section then...no, you can not with that type of finca

as I imagined, unfortunately... Thanks anyway.