Free Lisp - Mark Chainage along Alignment
An alignment represents the path where perpendicular lines along the alignment indicate cross-sections. It is a practice to mark each cross-section line with proper labeling like “Chainage at 30 M”. This labeling includes prefix, suffix, decimal precision of the chainage, increment, cross-section line length and the change points, which represent the change in path or direction of the alignment. Marking each cross section line along an alignment with proper labeling will make the drawing more readable. Marking these-cross sections lines and labeling them in CAD takes a lot time. Whereas using the MCH command, marking cross-section lines along with the labels is done in one step.
Use Mark Chainage Lisp to Mark Chainages in Road, Railway, and Irrigation Projects.
Click the Ok button and Select the Alignment Line (L Section Line): (Select the LS Line)
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Use Mark Chainage Lisp to Mark Chainages in Road, Railway, and Irrigation Projects.
| Sl.No | Options | Description | Example |
|
1 |
Prefix | Prefix Value before Chainage Number |
Ch. |
|
2 |
Suffix | Suffix Value after Chainage Number |
M |
|
3 |
Starting Chainage | Starting Chainage Value |
0 |
|
4 |
Increment | Chainage Increment Value |
30 |
|
5 |
Chainage text Distance | How far the Chainage Caption be aware from Section Line |
1 |
|
6 |
Precision | Chainage Precision |
2 |
|
7 |
Cross Section Line Length | Cross Section Line Length |
20 |
|
8 |
Including change point | Yes/No |
No |
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