You can edit lane slopes in an intersection.
You may need to edit lane slopes after an intersection is created. For example, you can change the cross slope from centerline, or select a different profile to use.
It is importnat to note that if you manually specify a lane slope by selecting a profile for the left edge (for example), then the lane slope is determined by that profile.
Visual Cues: When you select an item on this dialog box, the affected object is highlighted in the drawing, and the conceptual graphic on the dialog box updates to indicate the location of the edit. For more information, see Intersection Editing Visual Queues.
To edit lane slopes in an intersection
- Do one of the following:
- In the drawing, click the intersection object. On the ribbon, click Lane Slopes
on the Modify panel of the Intersection contextual tab. - In the drawing, right-click the intersection object, and then select Edit Lane Slope Parameters from the object context menu.
- In Prospector, expand the Intersections collection, right-click the intersection object, and then select Edit Lane Slope Parameters from the Toolspace context menu.
- In the drawing, click the intersection object. On the ribbon, click Lane Slopes
- Use the Intersection Lane Slope Parameters dialog box to edit the following parameters associated with this component.
- Left or Right Edge Profile Definition: Specifies the parameters defining the left and right edge of the slope
- Use an Existing Profile: When Yes is selected, you can select a profile from the available profiles in the current drawing. When No is selected, this indicates that the profile was created during intersection creation.
- Cross Fall From Centerline: Specifies the slope of the grade from the centerline.
- Profile Name: Displays the name of the profile associated with this edge profile definition. When Use An Existing Profile is set to Yes, you can select a new profile from available profiles in the current drawing.
