Use this dialog box to review cant curve details and edit design criteria.
Displays the curve name and highlights the curve in the drawing. Select a curve from the list, or click Previous or Next to navigate through the curves.
Pans to the selected curve in the drawing.
Specifies the name of the curve. The curve is highlighted in the drawing.
Displays the curve definition.
Specifies the design speed for the curve. Click to display the Design Speeds tab of the Alignment Properties, where you can add or change design speeds on the alignment. For more information, see Design Criteria Tab (Alignment Properties Dialog Box).
Right-click any of these items for options to zoom or pan to property in the drawing.
Displays the entity type and direction of the entities before the curve. None is displayed if the alignment begins with a curve.
Displays one of the following:
The transition method is determined by the occurrence of overlap and the type of curve (reverse or compound).
Displays one of the following:
Identifies the parameter values specified when cant was calculated using the Calculate Cant wizard. For descriptions of each property, see Calculate Cant wizard.
In situations where the design criteria file cannot be found you must specify a file and update the file path. After specifying the file, right-click a Value cell and click Apply To Entire Alignment.
If you make a change to the Cant Criteria, the Cant Status in the Cant Curve Manager displays to indicate the status is “Out Of Date”. Click the Recalculate button to update the data display.
When you edit Cant Criteria in the Cant Curve Manager, the changes are only applied to the currently displayed curve. To apply the changes to all curves, right-click a Value cell and click Apply To Entire Alignment.
Displays the current status of the cant data as Calculated, Not Calculated, or Out Of Date.
Click to recalculate the cant on all “out of date” curves. This option is displayed when a change is made to the Cant Criteria or design speed.
Displays the Calculate dialog box, where you can calculate cant for one curve, a selection of curves, or the entire alignment.
Displays the Cant Tabular Editor.