00:09Feature line from an alignment, and use the feature line to grade from the alignment geometry.
00:16This function also allows you to dynamically link the feature line to the corresponding
00:21profile so that elevations are automatically updated with changes.
00:26From the Ribbon, Home tab, Create Design Panel, expand the Feature Line drop-down, and select
00:35Create Feature Line from Alignment.
00:39Now in the drawing, select an alignment.
00:42In the Create Feature Line from Alignment dialog, expand the Site drop-down, and select Site 1.
00:51For this example, type from ALG in the Name field.
00:58In the Profile drop-down, select Layout 1, and under Style, leave the default of Standard.
01:07You can also leave the default selection of Create Dynamic Link to the Alignment.
01:12With this option selected, if you adjust the profile, the feature line will dynamically update.
01:20Click OK.
01:22In the Weed Vertices dialog box, you have the option to adjust weeding factors.
01:29In this case, simply click OK.
01:31In the Drawing, select the Feature Line, then select Elevation Editor.
01:39In the Elevation Editor, notice that the elevations now show based on the profile.
01:46You can easily create a feature line from an alignment and dynamically link it to a profile
01:52so that your elevations update automatically.
01:55So now do we have the option to adjust any type of effect if we don't set off the right
01:55of the right of the right of the right?
01:55If you click OK.
01:55Or do we click OK.
