Profile view band styles control the location and content of data boxes.
Use the Toolspace Settings tab to create and edit profile view band styles. Use the Profile View Properties dialog box to specify which data band styles to use and where to place them on the profile view.
Data band labels are label objects that can be manipulated like other Autodesk Civil 3D label objects.
The types of data band styles that you can create:
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This type of data box style... |
Provides this type of annotation... |
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Profile Data |
Stations, level of one or two profiles at each station and level difference between two profiles at the station Note: The individual geometry points to label can be specified with the Profile Data band type.
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Vertical Geometry |
Geometric details of vertical straights and curves |
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Horizontal Geometry |
Geometric details of horizontal straights, curves, and transitions |
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Superelevation |
Critical transition chainages and transition diagrams for the superelevation at curves |
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Long Section |
Sampled station, material, typical section details, incremental distance and volume, balanced volume information |
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Cant Data |
Applied cant and equilibrium cant lines and labels and ticks at specified locations, including End Level Rail, Begin Full Cant, End Full Cant, Begin Level Rail and Cant Manual Station |
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Point Proximity |
The distance between points in a point group and the alignment within an alert distance and beyond the alert distance Note: You can manually update point proximity bands, or you can enable a setting so that they are updated automatically. For more information, see To Update Point Proximity Bands in Profile View.
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Alignment Proximity |
The distance between an alignment and the parent alignment within an alert distance, beyond the alert distance and the closest and furthest points |
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Speed |
Design speeds, design speed stations and critical points |
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Pipe Network |
Locations and key dimensions of pipe network parts, offset, level, direction |
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Pressure Network |
Labels and ticks for pressure pipes, fittings and ancillaries |
When you need a new data band style, it is usually easiest to find an existing style that is similar to what you need, then copy it and make the required changes. You can also create one and change whatever default values are not suitable.
The notes in this section describe what is unique to profile data bands.
