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It's in the Workspace.. just not showing up with the others.

Please add a freeboard option to the dialog box.

-The user would be able to select the height of the freeboard and the freeboard slope.
-Make the defaults 1 foot height and 4:1 slope.

I thought at one time in development if I'm not mistaken this tool was able to work from the top and inward and downward to find a pond volume?

Is that capability gone?

Ok, it works now on my example..thanks If you could create a Stage-Storage table option that would execute at the end of the routine, that would be really helpful. -We need the Stage-Storage to find the bottom invert elevation of the pond to the hundredth (####.xx) and give the contour area as Zero....

I have an appx. 1 ac foot print and I am looking to create just over 2 ac-ft of volume. I get a "..volume appears too small..' message and the routine terminates.

Test this morning:

1) Sump of manhole is not moving down with pipe invert. Message says exceeds structure range.
2) Profile does not update after making edits in Plan.

We have added the end being held to the prompts for confirmation. Yes, you won't need to do that... We simply want the invert that the temporary slope arrow is pointing at to change... while holding the invert elevation that is behind the arrow tail. This is exactly how the Quick Elevation Edit too...

This would work like the SetFeatureGrade command for feature lines (by picking an ending invert elev and a starting invert elev), however with the user being prompted for the desired pipe drop across all the structures in between. For example, for sanitary sewer we typically want the upstream pipe i...

Just did a quick test.

Using pipe slope, I can only adjust the upstream invert by entering a negative value for the downstream slope.

We need to be able to enter a value for the upstream pipe slope direction, and have the upstream invert change while holding the downstream invert.

I'm talking about the Civil 3D labels. The inverts change but not the slope label until you exit the command. Yes, don't worry about other pipes for this routine, just one pipe at a time for this Quick routine. There is always a structure separating the pipes and separating the inverts.. even if it ...