| Product(s): | InRoads, MX, GEOPAK |
| Version(s): | 08.11.09+ |
| Area: | Horizontal Geometry |
| Original Author: | Jacquelyn Pettus, Bentley Technical Support Group |
Question:
I have an existing complex alignment that I need to redefine over a certain range, substituting in new horizontal geometry. How can I do this yet preserve all rules built off the original geometry? (i.e., other geometry, superelevation, civil cells, etc)
Answer:
The Complex Redefine command located in the Horizontal Geometry tools will accomplish this.

Notes:
- The command allows an existing complex alignment to be partially redefined over a range, substituting in a new horizontal geometry.
- The command reserves the original feature name, allowing all rules built off the original geometry to update.
- The command affects all rules relating to the alignment (Other geometry, superelevation, corridors, terrains, civil cells, etc. will reprocess to accept the revision.)
- Vertical geometry from the original alignment is preserved and carried forward to the newly formed alignment.
- Segment(s) from the original alignment that are replaced are retained in the model and are allocated a new name.
- Rules over reference files will need to be opened to initiate the update.
See Also: communities.bentley.com/.../20264.video-using-the-complex-redefine-command
