Review superelevation curve details and edit superelevation 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.
Click to create a user-defined curve by selecting a single alignment entity or string of adjacent alignment entities.
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 superelevation was either calculated using the Calculate Superelevation wizard, or imported from a CSV file. For descriptions of each property, see Superelevation Wizard.
Typically, this node is only displayed when you use the Superelevation wizard to create superelevation. However, in a situation where you migrate a drawing, from a release prior to Autodesk Civil 3D 2023, that contains superelevation, Autodesk Civil 3D tries to determine if the criteria that was used in the calculation is available.
Displays the current status of the superelevation data as Calculated, Not Calculated, or Out Of Date.
Click to recalculate the superelevation on all “out of date” curves. This option is displayed when a change is made to the Superelevation Criteria or design speed.
Displays the Create Superelevation dialog box where you can specify superelevation for one curve, a selection of curves, or the entire alignment.
Displays the Superelevation Tabular Editor. For more information, see Superelevation Tabular Editor (Panorama).