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Example XML files to experience the steps from 1 to 1317.

Example XML file :

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Click on the file at step 1 named ‘ExampleAlignment2.xml’.

Then, click on the download icon located in the top-right side of the screen.

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Click on the three dots located in the top left corner of the screen, just to the left of the project name, and then select 'Import'.

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There is an alternate way to import an alignment:

Click on 'DATA' located in the bottom-middle section of the screen. You will see that a spreadsheet opens.

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You will see the spreadsheet on the right side and the workflow on the left side.

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Click on 'Bridge Alignment' under 'Roadway Alignment' in the workflow.

You can view all the alignments available in the project in the spreadsheet.

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Click on the cell that displays 'ALIGMENT1'.

When you click on the cell, you will see three dots appear to the right of the cell.

Click on the three dots that appear on the right side of the cell.

Then, click on the ‘Import LandXML’

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In the opened window, select the XML file you want to import. You can select only one XML file at a time.

In Step 1, the 'ExampleAlignment2.xml' file has been attached for you to experience the import process.

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After the import process, you will see a pop-up message on the project screen indicating the result of the import.

Click on 'Close' to view the imported alignment.

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As seen, the imported alignment was drawn in a different route.

The current bridge has previously been set to 'ALIGNMENT 1'.

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To set the current bridge to the newly imported 'ALIGNMENT 2', click on 'DATA' located in the bottom-middle section of the screen. You will see that a spreadsheet opens.

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To adjust the height of the spreadsheet, you can click and hold the 'DATA' with the left mouse button, then drag it to the desired position.

To close the spreadsheet, you just need to click once on the 'DATA' button.

On the left side of the spreadsheet, you will also find the workflow.

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You can view all the alignments present in the project by clicking on 'Bridge Alignment' under 'Bridge Geometry' in the workflow.

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To change the alignment of the bridge, click on 'Bridge Alignment' under 'Bridge Geometry' in the workflow.

As seen, 'Alignment 1' has been set for the 'BRG1' bridge.

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Click on the cell that displays 'ALIGMENT1'.

When you click on the cell, you will see three dots appear to the right of the cell.

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Click on the three dots that appear on the right side of the cell.

At the bottom of the opened panel, you will see options such as 'Set to None', 'Set to ALIGNMENT1', and 'Set to ALIGNMENT2'.

Click on 'Set to ALIGNMENT2' to set it as the alignment.

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As seen, the 'BRG1' bridge is now set to 'ALIGNMENT2'.

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If you click on the wheel located at the bottom left of the project screen and then click on 'Hide Roadway Surface', you will hide the roadway surfaces of the alignments.

Alignments will only be visible as lines.

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If there are too many alignments in the project, you won't be able to see all of them when you click on the three dots. In that case, you will see the word 'Select', and when you click on it, a pop-up will appear showing the list of existing alignments in the project. Select the appropriate alignment from the list and set it.

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