@Paolo_Emilio_Serra1 is there any other method which I could use to obtain the correct slope then? In a profile data band it can be correctly displayed and labelled. Any thoughts on this would be appreciated. I could possibly export the data to excel and import it then with dynamo for the morment.
@henry_from_sydney I know itâs confusing because of the way the Hydraulic parameters are displayed in the Civil 3D UI, but they have nothing to do with Part Data.
The HydraulicGradeLineUp is a Property/Parameter of a Pipe object.
Thanks @Paolo_Emilio_Serra1, this will be very useful. Unfortunately, I canât seem to find the node that you have used. I am using the latest version of the Toolkit - v1.1.6 and the âObjectExtensions.SetParameterValueByNameâ appears to be missing. Could you please take a look?
you are correct itâs coming in a next release
@Paolo_Emilio_Serra1, I intermittently get an error on the PipeNetwork.AddPipeByCurve node. It doesnât seem to explain why and Iâve tried updating to the latest Civil3D Toolkit release with no luck. Any idea what might be causing this?
@chris.holmes have you seen the log file for errors? it should be in your temp folder
Thanks @Paolo_Emilio_Serra1 , this will correct the bug we talked about ?
Could you add a query node to the ProfileExtensions shelf that will returns the LowPoints and HightPoints of a given profile with there stations and Z values ?
yes
Hi Paolo, I canât find any log files in my temp folders and the Dynamo log files in my âappdataâ folder all relate to different scripts
@Paolo_Emilio_Serra1 - when you get the time, it would be nice to add a query node to the Layout shelf that gets the block table record of a layout. This would allow workflows to select/create objects on specific layouts.
https://adndevblog.typepad.com/autocad/2012/06/identifying-the-block-table-record-of-the-layout.html
@silas.junior thanks for reaching out, can you show what the warning message says in the yellow bubble?
Also can you look in the %temp% folder to see if there is a Civil 3D Toolkit log file?
Hope you understand there is not a unique solution for min and max elevations and stations along a profile
Here is an example of what we call Hightpoints and lowpoints (i translated it directly from our french words) :
Thats those kind of geometrical points that i was talking about in my demand.
Ok so itâs on the entities not on the profile
@zachri.jensen thatâs a tricky one because the Block constructor is not public.