Yes you can. I have 2 other videos in the earthworks playlist you could watch on this. The best way is to go into infield design in the machine mode and then go to create. In there is a level plane option, slope, and alignment and section. For slope you can physically take the machine from each end of the pipe you need to dig and create a point for location and then edit the elevation to match your change or update and then you will create the pipe line and proper elevations. In our playlist watch number 29 and number 4 if it will help. Thanks for watching.
Am I able to infield design an elevated line with two endpoints at a specified elevation per plan and length for a storm or sewer line. Or is that something I need to use a rover and data collector to cogo and export to the machine or business center in the office. Most of our jobs we have been getting have had lots of rework on utilities, short on office help and we have a new spread of inexperienced operators coming thru
Yes you can. I have 2 other videos in the earthworks playlist you could watch on this. The best way is to go into infield design in the machine mode and then go to create. In there is a level plane option, slope, and alignment and section. For slope you can physically take the machine from each end of the pipe you need to dig and create a point for location and then edit the elevation to match your change or update and then you will create the pipe line and proper elevations. In our playlist watch number 29 and number 4 if it will help. Thanks for watching.
Am I able to infield design an elevated line with two endpoints at a specified elevation per plan and length for a storm or sewer line. Or is that something I need to use a rover and data collector to cogo and export to the machine or business center in the office. Most of our jobs we have been getting have had lots of rework on utilities, short on office help and we have a new spread of inexperienced operators coming thru