Daylight
Slope to target surface
At a glance
| Kind | Subassembly (composed into an assembly) |
| Domain | Road |
| Civil 3D equivalent | BasicSideSlopeCutDitch |
| Geometry | 2 points, 1 links, 0 shapes |
| Targets | 1 (surface / offset / elevation targets this subassembly can be linked to) |
Parameters
Defaults are the metric values the palette inserts. Every parameter can be driven by an expression or a target.
| Parameter | Type | Default | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
Side | +1 right of the baseline, −1 left | Right (+1) | +1 Right / -1 Left |
FillGrade | cross slope as a ratio (−0.02 = 2 % fall) | 0.25 | Fill slope grade (rise/run) |
MaxRun | number (metres unless the description says otherwise) | 30 | Max daylight run (m) |
Points
Point codes are what feature lines, styles and quantity take-off match on — they are the contract this subassembly publishes.
| Point | Code | Placed | From | Expression |
|---|---|---|---|---|
P0 | Hinge | placed at the attachment point (an absolute offset/elevation) | — | 0 / 0 |
DL | Daylight | walk out at a slope until the target surface is met (daylight) | P0 | -FillGrade / Side*MaxRun |
Links
| Link | Code | Between | Role |
|---|---|---|---|
Slope | Daylight | P0 → DL | drawn |
Generated page. The tables above are read from the built-in catalogue itself (yu3d_stock_dump), so they always match the version of yucad3d you are running.