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Ramp Designer is intended to be used to determine the elevation of vertices and the slopes of the connecting segments of a sidewalk curb ramp after the user has already created the rough geometry for the site. The general workflow afterward using Ramp Designer is as follows:

1. Create ramp points at vertices of interest and the connecting segments either manually or by using the Points At Intersections command to quickly create all the necessary points and segments at intersections of elements on specified layers.
2. Set the points to either have a fixed elevation or a variable elevation that is to be calculated.
3. Assign slope criteria to slope segments, i.e., the minimum and maximum desired slope values, and the slope direction.
4. Use the Calculate Slopes command to calculate slopes that fit the specified criteria. Paths that are not able to be met due to the specified criteria will be highlighted, in which case the design can be easily modified.
5. Once the design is ready, the user is able to quickly generate customizable point tables to summarize the design, export the design to an Excel-readable CSV file, or create quick 3D surfaces for analysis. Also included in Ramp Designer are numerous tools to aid in design, including setting profiles, transferring ramp designs between CAD files, quick saved views, and more.

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