To Add Transition-Curve-Transition Groups To Alignments

1. Click the alignment. Click Alignment tabModify panelGeometry Editor Find.
2. On the Alignment Layout Tools toolbar, click Free Transition-Curve-Transition (Between Two Elements).
3. Select the element from which you want to add the transition-curve-transition.
4. Select the element to which you want to add the transition-curve-transition.
5. Select the transition-in length by picking two points in the drawing or by entering a transition-in A value.

   Specify a new value, or press Enter to accept the value that is displayed on the command line.

   • If the alignment has design criteria applied to it, the minimum value for the current design speed is displayed.
   • If the alignment does not have design criteria applied to it, the default value specified in the curve and transition settings is displayed.
6. Select the transition-out length or enter a transition-out A value.
7. Specify whether the curve solution angle is either greater than or less than 180 degrees.
8. Specify a radius by either entering value or selecting two points in the drawing. Or, enter D to specify the degree of curvature

   To display a curve preview you must either pick a point in the drawing or enter a coordinate value. Then, rubber band is drawn to the cursor from the selected point and the curve preview is displayed.

   Note: To calculate the radius or degree of curvature using other known curve parameters, enter 'CCALC to open the Curve Calculator.
   Note: If you enter an A value for either the transition-in or the transition-out value, then the curve preview is not displayed when you specify the radius.