To Work With Corridor Slope Markings

Slope markings are slope indicator lines. They have one or more repeating lines that are aligned with the flow direction. The lines can be the length of the slope or less. They can have a predefined symbol or an AutoCAD block inserted at one end.

Slope markings are applied between any two feature lines (typically, between a grading footprint and daylight line).

Typical slope marking usage along a corridor:

To apply a corridor slope marking

1. In Toolspace, on the Prospector tab, expand Corridors, right-click the corridor, and click Properties.
2. In Corridor Properties dialog box, click the Slope Markings tab.
3. Click Add Slope Marking >>.
4. In the drawing, select the first corridor feature line that will form one side of the slope. If you make an ambiguous selection, the Select A Feature Line dialog box is displayed. Select a feature line from the list.
5. Select the second corridor feature line that will form the other side of the slope. If you make an ambiguous selection, the Select A Feature Line dialog box is displayed. Select a feature line from the list.
6. Click Apply.

To edit a corridor slope marking

1. In Toolspace, on the Prospector tab, expand Corridors. Right-click the corridor. Click Properties.
2. In the Corridor Properties dialog box, click the Slope Markings tab.
3. To change the slope marking style, click in the Slope Marking Style field. Select a style from the Pick Style dialog box or use the standard style creation tools to edit or create a style.
4. To change either the start or end points for the slope marking, select either the Chainage Start or Chainage End fields. Enter the values, or click and click the location in the drawing.
5. Click Apply.