Sharing a centralized slope can be achieved as the diagram below. The situation is when there are two connected platforms and the slopes between them are continuously connected.
To centralize the slope between the two platforms, both of the edges have to slope inwards. The slopes are required to be assigned as “Slope In”. Double click on the platform to come out with the Platform Editor.
There are two ways to create the sharing slope.
Relative Height #
Relative height is the height where the slope starts. For example, if the elevation of the platform is 25 m and 2.5 m is the relative height, therefore the slope starts at 27.5 m.
Choose the sharing edge of Platform 1(in this example Edge 4 is the sharing edge). Click Slope Start Config. and choose Relative Height.
For Platform 2, the slope also has to be connected at the same slope height as Platform 2 which is at 27.5 m. Therefore, the relative height is 2.5 m below 30 m, thus -2.5 m relative height.
Create a cut section across the platforms and Generate Slope.
Absolute Height #
Absolute height is the elevation where the slope starts. For example, if the elevation of the platform is 25 m, and you want the slope generation to start at 27.5 m, then you just simply put 27.5 m.
For Platform 2, the method is the same.
Create a cut section across the platforms and Generate Slope.
