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For more information, see the AutoCAD Civil 3D Help topic Editing Profile
Curve and Tangent Parameter Values.
This exercise continues from
Examine the profile view characteristics
1 Open Profile-2C.dwg, which is located in the
819).
2 Zoom in to the lower profile view PV - (1) so that you can clearly see the
three profile lines.
3 Select the highest profile line (the right offset profile), being careful not
to select the profile view grid. Right-click. Click Edit Profile Geometry.
The Profile Layout Tools toolbar is displayed. Notice that no editing grips
are displayed along the profile, and most controls in the Profile Layout
Tools toolbar are shaded and unavailable. This profile is dynamic. It is
linked to the surface elevations, and no part of the line can be edited.
4 In the Profile Layout Tools toolbar, click
The Profile Entities vista is displayed in the Panorama window. This table
displays useful grade data for the entire profile. Again, values are shaded
and unavailable so you cannot edit them. Editing these values would
break the integrity of the link between the profile and the surface.
5 Press Esc to deselect the right offset profile.
6 Click the red (left offset) profile line.
Notice that editing grips appear along this profile. If you zoom out, you
can see that the same profile is also selected in the other profile view. If
you grip edit the profile in one profile view, the same changes apply to
the other copy of the profile.
286 | Chapter 9 Profiles Tutorials
Exercise 2: Changing the Profile Style
tutorial drawings folder
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