Adding Lines, Curves, and Transitions to an Alignment

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About Adding Lines, Curves, and Transitions to Alignments
Use the constraint-based commands on the Alignment Layout Tools toolbar, to add a fixed element, a free element, or a floating element (lines, curves, transition-curve-transition groups and transitions) to the alignment.
About Tangency Constraints for Alignment Entities
This section contains tangency constraint descriptions of fixed, free, and floating alignment elements.
To Specify a Curve Group Index for Alignments
To Add Fixed Lines to Alignments
To Add Floating Straights to Alignments
To Add a Free Straight Between Two Curves on an Alignment
To Add Floating Straights and Transitions to Alignments
To Add Fixed Curves to Alignments
To Add Floating Curves to Alignments
To Add Free Curves to Alignments
To Add Floating Curves With Transitions to Alignments
To Add Floating Reverse Curves With Transitions to Alignments
About Transition Definitions
Various transition curves are used in civil engineering to gradually introduce curvature and superelevation between both straights and circular curves as well as between two circular curves with different curvature.
To Add a Fixed Transition to an Alignment
To Add Free transitions Between Two Elements to Alignments
To Add Free Compound Transitions to Alignments
To Add Free Reverse Transitions to Alignments
To Add Complex Free Curve Groups Between Straights on Alignments
About Adding Transition-Curve-Transition Groups to Alignments
Add a free transition-curve-transition group between two elements.
To Add Transition-Curve-Transition Groups To Alignments
To Add Complex Free Reverse Spiral Curve Groups to Alignments

Parent topic: Alignments