SmartDraft Inverse Points is an Autodesk® Civil 3D® command:

Inverse between point objects, point numbers, or Civil 3D Survey database points. Options to an inverse radial from a base point, and inverse along an open or closed path.

Command Line Options

Line: Inverse between two points to get the bearing, distance, and slope. 

ACCW: Inverse an arc using the starting point, radial point, and ending point selected counter-clockwise (CCW) to get the delta, length, radius, tangent, chord, and slope. 

ACW: Inverse an arc using the starting point, radial point, and ending point selected clockwise (CW) to get the delta, length, radius, tangent, chord, and slope. 

A3: Inverse an arc using the starting point, point along arc, and ending point to get the delta, length, radius, tangent, chord, and slope. 

Select: Enter "S" to change to the select points input option. 

Point Number: Enter "P" to change to the entry point numbers input option. 

Database: Enter "D" to change to the enter survey point numbers input option.

Available only if a Survey Database is currently open.

Options: Display the Inverse Points Options Dialog

Output

Report Display a dialog box with all the inverse information processed and the inverse information can be saved to a file or printed. 

Command Line Output Example: 

Line: 

Bearing = N89°26'19.38"W, Distance = 26.93', Slope = 4.493%

Running Total = 210.01'

Arc: 

Delta = 110°44'44" (RND 110°44'44"), Radius = 7.16', Length = 13.84'

Tangent = 10.37', Chord = 11.78', Bearing = S34°03'58"E

Slope = 2.240%, Running Total = 223.85'

Note: (RND) is the delta calculated by using the rounded starting and ending radial bearings.

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