Okay, not quite there but almost there.
Using the Station Base Report tool it gives me the stations along the Main Lane, which I want, it gives me the offset to the DITCH_CEN_RT, which I want ... but it gives me the elevation of the Main Lane at that point, not the elevation of DITCH_CEN_RT (aka, my flowline).
I tried editing the XSL file to pull the information, and I'm looking at how it defines the variables, and I looked at the report at the VERY BOTTOM of the list that is called ShowAll.xsl in order to see what information it was pulling and what I might be able to use and I hit a snag.
It seems that since I'm using the 2D linework to do this, it's not recording any elevation information from the DITCH_CEN_RT linework. I tried to do this in a 3D view, select the Main Lane Alignment in the 2D view and then select the linework for DITCH_CEN_RT in the 3D view and two things happen.
1) Then it does give me information for every rendered cross section, not just the defined interval of 50, which is fine.
2) It still pulls 0.000000000 for the elevation.
At this point I'm at a loss. Does anybody have any ideas?
Using the Station Base Report tool it gives me the stations along the Main Lane, which I want, it gives me the offset to the DITCH_CEN_RT, which I want ... but it gives me the elevation of the Main Lane at that point, not the elevation of DITCH_CEN_RT (aka, my flowline).
I tried editing the XSL file to pull the information, and I'm looking at how it defines the variables, and I looked at the report at the VERY BOTTOM of the list that is called ShowAll.xsl in order to see what information it was pulling and what I might be able to use and I hit a snag.
It seems that since I'm using the 2D linework to do this, it's not recording any elevation information from the DITCH_CEN_RT linework. I tried to do this in a 3D view, select the Main Lane Alignment in the 2D view and then select the linework for DITCH_CEN_RT in the 3D view and two things happen.
1) Then it does give me information for every rendered cross section, not just the defined interval of 50, which is fine.
2) It still pulls 0.000000000 for the elevation.
At this point I'm at a loss. Does anybody have any ideas?