You can specify the X and Y coordinates for a point by identifying an alignment and COGO point.
COGO points can be used to define a layout profile include points along an alignment, survey points, or corridor points.
Define profile layout entities by specifying a station and elevation based on plan view objects. Examples of COGO points that may be used to define a layout profile are points along the parent alignment or other alignment, survey points, or points derived from a corridor.
A transparent command can only be used within a running command.
To specify a point location in a profile view using an alignment and a COGO point
- When you are prompted to enter a point in a command, do one of the following:
- Enter 'spe.
- Activate the transparent command toolbar and select
.
- In plan view, select an alignment.
- Select a COGO point.
- Select the profile view again.
- Do one of the following:
- Select additional points in plan view to create additional points with the corresponding alignment station and elevation values.
- Press Esc to end the transparent command.
