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ODOTDrawing Boundary Seeds

ODOT provides drawing boundary seeds in their CONNECT workspace to help users place civil and non-civil boundaries when creating drawings. Civil boundaries are associated with alignment stationing and can be placed in plan, profile, or cross section views. Non-civil boundaries are not associated with stationing and are placed using the "From Drawing Boundary" method. The document describes the purpose and level display properties of various boundary seeds for non-civil drawings, plan views, profile views, and cross section views.

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ODOTDrawing Boundary Seeds

ODOT provides drawing boundary seeds in their CONNECT workspace to help users place civil and non-civil boundaries when creating drawings. Civil boundaries are associated with alignment stationing and can be placed in plan, profile, or cross section views. Non-civil boundaries are not associated with stationing and are placed using the "From Drawing Boundary" method. The document describes the purpose and level display properties of various boundary seeds for non-civil drawings, plan views, profile views, and cross section views.

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ODOT Drawing Boundary Seeds

Drawing boundary seeds are provided in the ODOT_CONNECT WorkSpace for both civil and non-civil boundaries when
using the Place Named Boundary command. Civil drawing boundaries have separate methods for placing boundaries
associated to alignment stationing in plan, profile, or 3D (cross section) views. The non-civil drawing boundaries
(boundaries that are not associated with alignment stationing) are placed using the “From Drawing Boundary” method
in the Place Named Boundary command. The tables below describe the usage of the non-civil and civil drawing
boundary seeds. Level display in sheets created from most civil drawing boundaries, is controlled in the design-type
model that contains the named boundaries. “Long” civil drawing boundaries place the level control in the sheet-type
models.
Table 1. From Drawing Boundary (Non-Civil)

Name Purpose Level Display Control

_DetailFull_SheetOnly Used for 11” x 17” plans; creates only sheet-type models. In the sheet-type model
Uses full width of sheet.
Use for intersection details and general construction
plans with less than 10 overlapping sheets.
Used for 11” x 17” plans; creates only sheet-type models. In the sheet-type model
_DetailNotes_SheetOnly
Uses less than full width of sheet leaving right margin
area for notes.
Use for intersection details and general construction
plans with less than 10 overlapping sheets.
Used for 11” x 17” plans; creates drawing-type and sheet- In the design-type model that
_PlanFull
type models. contains the named boundary
Uses full width of sheet.
Use for general construction plans with more than 10
overlapping sheets to easily set identical level displays in
all sheets.
Used for 11” x 17” plans; creates drawing-type and sheet- In the design-type model that
_PlanNotes
type models. contains the named boundary
Uses less than full width of sheet leaving right margin
area for notes.
Use for general construction plans with more than 10
overlapping sheets to easily set identical level displays in
all sheets.

_RW18x24_SheetOnly Used for 18 x 24 RW drawings. In the sheet-type model


Creates only sheet-type models.
Table 2. Civil Plan

Name Purpose

Plan Inch 5 Used for 11” x 17” plan view sheets along alignment stationing.
Plan Inch 10 Detail and annotation scale matches the scale in the name.
Plan Inch 20 Creates drawing-type and sheet-type models.
Plan Inch 50 Uses full width of sheet.
Plan Inch 100 Level control in design-type model that contains the named
Plan Inch 200 boundary.
(See Civil Drawing Boundary Sizes for sheet lengths and overlaps)

Plan Long Inch 100 Used for unbounded plan view sheet along alignment stationing.
Detail and annotation scale is 1”=100’.
Creates drawing-type and sheet-type models.
Used as reference attachment into CAD base files.
Level control in sheet-type models

Plan-Plan Inch 50 Used for the top and bottom of 11” x 17” plan-plan view sheets
Plan-Plan Inch 100 along alignment stationing. (size of boundary is approx. 5” x 16”)
Plan-Plan Inch 200 Detail and annotation scale matches the scale in the name.
Creates drawing-type and sheet-type models.
Uses full width of sheet.
Level control in design-type model that contains the named
boundary.

Plan-Profile Inch 10 PLAN Used for the top half of 11” x 17” plan-profile view sheets along
Plan-Profile Inch 20 PLAN alignment stationing. (size of boundary is approx. 5” x 16”)
Plan-Profile Inch 50 PLAN Detail and annotation scale matches the scale in the name.
Plan-Profile Inch 100 PLAN Creates drawing-type and sheet-type models.
Uses full width of sheet.
Level control in design-type model that contains the named
boundary.

Table 3. Civil Profile

Name Purpose

Plan-Profile Inch 10 PROFILE Used for the bottom half of 11” x 17” plan-profile view sheets
Plan-Profile Inch 20 PROFILE along alignment stationing. (size of boundary is approx. 5” x 16”)
Plan-Profile Inch 50 PROFILE Detail and annotation scale matches the scale in the name.
Plan-Profile Inch 100 PROFILE Creates drawing-type models that are automatically referenced
into the bottom area of plan-profile sheet-type models.
Uses full width of sheet. .
Level control in design-type model that contains the named
boundary.
Name Purpose

Profile Inch 10 Used for 11” x 17” profile view sheets tied to plan view alignment
Profile Inch 20 stationing.
Profile Inch 50 Detail and annotation scale matches the scale in the name.
Profile Inch 100 Creates drawing-type and sheet-type models.
Uses full width of sheet.
No automatic overlap in profiles. .
Level control in design-type model that contains the named
boundary.

Profile Long Inch 100 Used for unbounded profile view sheet along alignment stationing.
Detail and annotation scale is 1”=100’.
Creates drawing-type and sheet-type models.
Used as reference attachment into CAD base files.
Level control in sheet-type models

Table 4. Civil Cross Section

Name Purpose

XS Inch 10 Used for 11” x 17” cross section view sheets tied to plan view
XS Inch 20 alignment stationing.
XS Inch 40 Detail and annotation scale matches the scale in the name.
Creates drawing-type and sheet-type models.
Uses full width of sheet.

XS Inch 20 Stacked Used for unbounded cross section view sheet tied to alignment
stationing.
Detail and annotation scale is 1”=20’.
Creates drawing-type models and one sheet-type model.

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