Hi,
I'm experiencing an issue with slope callouts whereby when using the callout tool and selecting two spot elevations I am getting inconsistent orientation between the spots. I've tried multiple scenarios, but haven't detected a predictable pattern to their odd orientation. Between some spots, the elevations calculate and orient themselves perfectly. On other spots, the slopes are calculated correctly, but the slope arrow is pointing in the opposite direction (180 degrees, exactly). In yet a third scenario, the callout appears to calculate correctly, but is oriented in what appears to be a random direction.
I suspect this has something to do with the UCS, but have not been able to correct the issue. I'd like to try to figure this out (with your suggestions), rather than send the file to you for error checking. I figure I'll learn something valuable in the process. Can you point me in a likely direction?
Thanks!
I'm experiencing an issue with slope callouts whereby when using the callout tool and selecting two spot elevations I am getting inconsistent orientation between the spots. I've tried multiple scenarios, but haven't detected a predictable pattern to their odd orientation. Between some spots, the elevations calculate and orient themselves perfectly. On other spots, the slopes are calculated correctly, but the slope arrow is pointing in the opposite direction (180 degrees, exactly). In yet a third scenario, the callout appears to calculate correctly, but is oriented in what appears to be a random direction.
I suspect this has something to do with the UCS, but have not been able to correct the issue. I'd like to try to figure this out (with your suggestions), rather than send the file to you for error checking. I figure I'll learn something valuable in the process. Can you point me in a likely direction?
Thanks!
Roband,
While we love your attitude of wanting to figure this out on your own, we will definitely need to see your drawing to determine what it is that you are actually experiencing. Please follow the proper steps to send us the correct files through our Tech Support Ticket system.
https://www.landfx.com/kb/item/125-how-to-submit-a-support-ticket.html
And I'll make you a deal... once we get the files and figure out what is going on, we won't tell you what's wrong. We will give you little hints along the way so you can figure it out on your own!
While we love your attitude of wanting to figure this out on your own, we will definitely need to see your drawing to determine what it is that you are actually experiencing. Please follow the proper steps to send us the correct files through our Tech Support Ticket system.
https://www.landfx.com/kb/item/125-how-to-submit-a-support-ticket.html
And I'll make you a deal... once we get the files and figure out what is going on, we won't tell you what's wrong. We will give you little hints along the way so you can figure it out on your own!
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