History of Enhancements and Fixes

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Contents

• What was changed in Eagle Point 6.4.0

• What was changed in Eagle Point 6.3.0

• What was changed in Eagle Point 6.2.0

• What was changed in Eagle Point 6.1.0

What's Changed in Eagle Point for 6.4.0

The following items discuss the most recent changes found in this version of Eagle Point software. Please note that the following sections are organized alphabetically, by module, starting with System level changes followed by enhancements and bug fixes.

System

• MicroStation XM is now a supported CAD engine. MicroStation SE/J/V8 users upgrading to MicroStation XM only need to run the Configure CAD Engine from the Eagle Point Administrator Program to "point" to the MicroStation XM ustation.exe file. The 2006 6.4.0 CD also contains MicroStation XM as a supported CAD engine during installation. If MicroStation XM is the only version of MicroStation installed on the workstation and there is no previous version of Eagle Point installed, you will need the 2006 6.4.0 CD.
• MicroStation XM: True Color is supported. To utilize true color for an object, enter the value (#,#,#) or click on the Select Color icon on an Eagle Point dialog box and then click on the True Color icon in the lower right corner of the dialog box to display the Select Color dialog box.
• New Sub-project: You are now prevented from creating a RoadCalc, Storm Sewer, Sanitary Sewer or Water Surface Profiling sub-project without having a sub-project prototype.
• Make Preview of Project (BricsCad Only): You no longer receive an Instance ID message the project is not configured for the active CAD when you create a preview image of the project.

COGO

• Report Nodes (AutoCAD and BricsCad): When you modify a description of a Node using the Modify Node command, you can now select the node with other commands using the description without having to closing and reopening CAD.

Drafting

• Unlink Objects: When you unlink Eagle Point data from a Node, the Nodes will no longer be unrecognized when you save the drawing and reopen. This also prevents fatal errors from occurring when the drawing is reopened. Since the block has a PN attribute, the object will get reconverted into a Node when the Drawing is opened.

Landscape Design

• Label Symbol: A scale multiplier has been added to the Edit Label Style dialog box. This allows you to adjust the size of the hexagon or circle that is placed when labeling plants. To reduce the size of the symbol, enter a value less than 1 (one) in the Scale Multiplier edit control. To increase the size of the symbol, enter a value greater than 1 (one) in the Scale Multiplier edit control.
• Locate Broadleaf by Grove: With some complex shaped planting beds, the plants were placed outside the planting bed. This problem has been resolved.
• Tree Shadows: Eagle Point no longer locks up when you enter an invalid angle and click the Hatch Properties icon.
• Tree Shadows: The Shadow Angle and Hatch Angle now take view rotation into account.

Plant Database

• Display: The Plant Data list control now sorts the plants in alphabetic order. Capitalization is no longer used in determining the sort order.

RoadCalc

• Volumes: When printing raw volumes when you have an undercut surface, "Undercut" is no longer printed in the Cut Area and Cut Volume columns. These columns are now blank as they should be.
• Update Cross-Section Sheets: The Update Sheets command now correctly accounts for a shift in the sheet coordinates to a location other that 0,0.

Sewers

• Plan and Profile Sheets: When a curved pipe is used, the plotted pipe now displays correctly in the profile portion of the sheet when a reference alignment is not used. The annotation along the pipe now displays the length according to the Profile Pipe Length Annotation Setting found in the Network Settings dialog box.
• Custom Printouts: The correct pipe length now displays in custom printouts for curved pipes.

Surface Modeling

• Spot Elevations (AutoCAD Only): The ARX Object Information displayed as unrecognizable characters when listed in AutoCAD. All ARX Object information was stored correctly as this was only a text information display problem. Object types that displayed incorrectly included Spot Elevations, Triangles, Contours and Rectangular Grids. This problem has been corrected.

What's Changed in Eagle Point for 6.3.0

The following items discuss the most recent changes found in this version of Eagle Point software. Please note that the following sections are organized alphabetically, by module, starting with System level changes followed by enhancements and bug fixes.

System

• Autodesk Map 3D 2007 is now a supported CAD engine. Autodesk Map users upgrading to Autodesk Map 3D 2007 only need to run the Configure CAD Engine from the Eagle Point Administrator Program to "point" to the Autodesk Map 3D 2007 acad.exe file. The 2006 6.3.0 CD also contains Autodesk Map 3D 2007 as a supported CAD engine during installation. If Autodesk Map 3D 2007 is the only version of Autodesk Map installed on the workstation and there is no previous version of Eagle Point installed, you will need the 2006 6.3.0 CD. 

Note: There are some known issues with Map that cause Eagle Point problems. They are listed below:

1. If you have a view rotation applied to your project, Autodesk Map 3D 2007 will set your view back to plan when the project is opened. Your cursor will not adjust to plan rotation. To correct this, simply perform the Zoom Previous command.
2. When the Stylization is linked while zooming, you will continually see "Command" being written to the command line or text window. If you are in the middle of a command in Eagle Point and you dynamically Pan or Zoom, you will see "Command" repeated on the command line or text window when you finish the command. You may also notice the screen flickering as "Command" is repeated on the command line or text window. To prevent this from happening, you can unlink the stylization while zooming by clicking on the closed lock icon in the middle of the status bar in Autodesk Map 3D 2007. This will unlink the stylization and will display an open lock on the status bar. 
3. When the Stylization is linked while zooming, you may notice the Undo command doesn't always work. When you press the Enter key to repeat the Undo command, you break out of the Undo command. You will typically see "MAPUICMDPICKSET" on the command line or text window. You will have to re-initiate the Undo command again to continue undoing operations. To prevent this from happening, you can unlink the stylization while zooming by clicking on the closed lock icon in the middle of the status bar in Autodesk Map 3D 2007. This will unlink the stylization and will display an open lock on the status bar.

• BricsCad 7.0 is now a supported CAD engine.
• (AutoCAD Only): When you have used Eagle Point commands and saved a drawing that was opened with AutoCAD, the drawing saves correctly instead of continually reporting Done on the command line.
• Create Text Style (AutoCAD 2007 only): When a new text style is created, the correct style name now displays on the command line.
• Capture Scene: (AutoCAD 2007 Only) When you capture a scene, the named view stored in AutoCAD would be unrecognizable characters. This problem has been corrected.
• Default CAD Settings (AutoCAD and BricsCad): You are now prevented from entering an invalid layer name. Previously, objects would not be drawing in the CAD graphic if the layer name entered was invalid.
• Process Library - The key-in and menu structure for the Drafting - Annotate - Crossings command was added to the Eagle Point Command Tool.

Advanced Irrigation

• Show Coverage (AutoCAD Only): When using Embedded CAD menus only, Eagle Point no longer crashes when you run the Show Coverage command.

COGO

• Report Station/Offset: When Nodes are only in an External Node Database and you report their stations and offsets, only one Node would display in the report. This problem has been resolved.
• Place Node (MicroStation Only): Eagle Point will no longer hang-up when you select the PIC button more than one time without select a location in the CAD graphics.

Data Collection

• Reduction Settings: There are now two methods in which the Use Line Name as Counter may be utilized when collecting line work in the field. The Redefine after Stop Designator option allows for redefinition of the line, or counter, after a stop designator has been entered. This change will allow the line, or counter, to be reused by allowing it to generate a new association with the current field code. The Define Line Once option is how the Use Line Name as Counter worked previously whereby lines were defined only once for the job. Below are some examples:

Define Line Once: The Use Line Name as Counter option maintains the original definition of a line in the job through the entire job. For example, say you use line 1 in conjunction with an Edge of Pavement Field Code (e.g. EOP.1) in the job. Now later in the job line 1 is used in conjunction with a Sidewalk Field Code (e.g. SW.1). Since all occurrences of line 1 are now treated as ‘EOP’, line 1 at this point is considered to be an Edge of Pavement (EOP) as defined earlier in the job.

Redefine after Stop Designator: The Redefine after Stop Designator option allows for redefinition of the line, or counter, after a stop designator has been entered. For example, say you first use line 1 in conjunction with an Edge of Pavement Field Code (e.g. EOP.1) early in the job. Then at some point that line is stopped using a stop designator (e.g. EOP.1!). Now later in the job line 1 is used in conjunction with a Sidewalk Field Code (e.g. SW.1). Line 1 at this point is now associated with the Sidewalk Field Code used at that shot and will be defined as such through to the end of the job or until the line is stopped and re-used within that same job.

Drafting

• Annotate Crossings: The Edit Annotation has been changed from a single edit to now utilize the review method to provide more flexibility. When the Review Method is set to All Annotation when Edit Annotation is selected, you will be prompted to select objects. Once you select a crossing annotation and select a new location or accept the current location, you will be walked through all annotation starting at the first station value. When the Review Method is set to Overlapping Annotation when Edit Annotation is selected, you will be prompted to select objects. Once you select a crossing annotation and select a new location or accept the current location , you will be walked through all overlapping annotation starting with the lowest station value that overlaps. When the Review Method is set to None when Edit Annotation is selected the command will function as a single edit. You will be prompted to select objects. Once you select a crossing annotation you will be prompted to select a new location or accept the current location. Once a new location is selected, the command will repeat allowing you to select another crossing annotation.
• Annotate Crossings: RoadCalc alignments that contain compound curves or compound reverse curves will now annotate the crossings.
• Annotate Crossings: The alignment can now be in a drawing separate from the crossings that are being annotated.
• Annotate Crossings: Occasionally, some crossings near dead zones but not in them (PIs without curves) were not annotated because of a tolerance issue. This problem has been resolved.
• Annotate Crossings (AutoCAD only): The Annotate Crossings command has been added to the Drafting Embedded CAD menu. If you are using AC2005 or above, you will need to delete the EGPT_DR.CUI file in your Eagle Point Program folder so a new EGPT_DR.CUI is built including the crossing command.

Irrigation Design

• Locate Single (MicroStation V8 only): This command, along with other irrigation head placement commands, will no longer place part of an irrigation head when the level specified does not exist and you are restricted to create new levels.
• Show Coverage (MicroStation V8 only): When you run the Hide or Show Coverage command, you will no longer receive the message of "Unable to execute this command from a keyin" in the MicroStation text window.
• Show Coverage: The amount of time to Hide or Show Coverages of the irrigation heads has been greatly reduced.

Landscape Design

• Label Symbol: There is now an option to attach an arrowhead to the end of the leader line. To place an arrowhead at the end of the leader, toggle on the arrowhead option, select an arrow from the drop list and specify a scale factor. The list of arrowheads in the drop list is obtained from the symbol organizer in the Arrows - Plan section.

RoadCalc

• Convert Objects to Alignment: The amount of time it takes to convert objects to an alignment that has thousands of vertices has been greatly reduced.
• Profile Settings: The on/off states of the sewer reaches in Sewer Display maintain their proper state when switching between RoadCalc sub-projects.

Site Design

• Make Depth Contours: Eagle Point no longer crashes when creating depth contours in a project that has a path longer than 128 characters.

Water Surface Profiling

• Convert Objects to Stream Alignment: The amount of time it takes to convert objects to an alignment that has thousands of vertices has been greatly reduced.

What's Changed in Eagle Point for 6.2.0

The following items discuss the most recent changes found in this version of Eagle Point software. Please note that the following sections are organized alphabetically, by module, starting with System level changes followed by enhancements and bug fixes.

System

• AutoCAD 2007 is now a supported CAD engine. AutoCAD 14/200x users upgrading to AutoCAD 2007 only need to run the Configure CAD Engine from the Eagle Point Administrator Program to "point" to the AutoCAD 2007 acad.exe file. The 2006 6.2.0 CD also contains AutoCAD 2007 as a supported CAD engine during installation. If AutoCAD 2007 is the only version of AutoCAD that is installed on the workstation and there is no previous version of Eagle Point installed, you will need the 2006 6.2.0 CD.
• Manager Layer/Level Groups: Creating a new project using a prototype including layer/level groups now places the layer/level group in the correct location.
• (MicroStation V8 Only): Manager Level Groups: When adding an additional level to a level group that includes a level name with more than 22 characters, Eagle Point no longer crashes.
• (AutoCAD Only): When launching Eagle Point for AutoCAD with a custom acad.lsp file, the embedded CAD menus did not load and unload correctly. This problem has been corrected.
• (Autodesk Map 3D 2006 Only): When working in Single Document Interface (SDI = 1), the Save dialog box now promptly displays when switching between drawings. 
• Installation: The shortcut to the Electronic Documentation no longer displays in the Eagle Point Program group when it is not installed.
• (USDA/NRCS Only): Installation: The option to display the shortcut on the desktop is now turned off by default.

Data Transfer

• Export LandXML: The application name has been changed to show the correct version that exported the LandXML file (Civil/Survey 2006 6.2.0). 

Drafting

• Annotate Crossings: The Annotate Crossing command allows you to annotate the station value of any object (alignment, line, arc, spiral, etc.) that crosses an alignment or selected object. You can graphically select an alignment or CAD object by clicking on the Pick In CAD button or select a defined alignment by selecting the Defined Alignments button. You can choose a Review method for the crossing annotation that is placed. The Review Methods are All Annotation, Overlapping Annotation and None. When the Review Method of All Annotation is selected, the first crossing annotation is centered in the CAD window allowing you to modify its location. Select a new location for the annotation to be placed or press the Enter key or right mouse button to advance to the next crossing annotation. When the Review Method of Overlapping Annotation is selected, the first crossing annotation that interferes with another crossing annotation or text, the interfering annotation is centered in the CAD window allowing you to modify its location. Select a new location for the annotation to be placed or press the Enter key or right mouse button to advance to the next interfering crossing annotation. When the Review Method of None is selected, there is no review of the crossing annotation that is placed.

Once the alignment is selected, the crossing annotation is placed. You will review the crossing annotation if a Review Method of All Annotation or Overlapping Annotation is selected. If the Review Method was set to None, the command is finished. You can edit the location of any crossing annotation using the Edit Annotation option. This option prompts you to select text. Select the crossing annotation that you want to modify. When you select a location on the same side of the alignment, the leader is drawn to the new location selected. When you select a location on the opposite side of the alignment, the annotation is flipped to the other side of the alignment. When you are done editing the crossing annotations, press the Escape key or the Enter key or right mouse button without selecting any crossing annotation. 

This command uses the Station/Offset settings for the selected Annotation Style. For best results, you should create a style that has only the Station value toggled on and has a justification of Middle Right. The annotation is automatically placed perpendicular to the alignment, so the Rotation in the annotation style should remain at 0 (zero). Since the Annotation Crossing command uses the Station/Offset settings for the selected annotation style, the CAD properties for the crossing annotation are controlled by the Station/Offset settings as well. A leader line is also drawn from the crossing location to the annotation with a 10% gap between the alignment and the leader and also between the leader and the annotation. The CAD properties of the leader line are controlled by the CAD Settings icon located on the Annotation Crossings dialog box. 

Existing annotation placed with the Annotate Crossing command can be erased in a couple of ways. If the annotation was placed for the selected alignment, toggle on the Erase All Existing Crossings for this Alignment. All annotation that is placed for the alignment will be erased and new annotation is placed. The other method is to select the Erase By Select button and graphically select a crossing annotation. All crossing annotation that was placed at the same time as the selected crossing annotation will be erased.

The Crossing Annotation is not dynamic. If the alignment is modified, the crossing annotation is not automatically updated. You will need to run the Annotate Crossing command again to have the crossing annotation reflect the changes made to the alignment.

Irrigation Design

• Scheduling Calculations: In metric projects, the precipitation units now display as mm/hr. The calculated value also display as mm/hr.

Landscape Design

• Plant Table: In metric projects, the spacing entered for planting sizes in the Plant Database now displays correctly in the plant table. 

RoadCalc

• PT Codes: Eagle Point now supports the following PT Codes: -7, -8, -9, -17, -18, -19, -27, -28, and -29. See below for more information on how these may be utilized within RoadCalc. These additional PT codes may be useful when you require more that one PT code to control the same breakpoint across an entire subproject yet have the need to differentiate between surfaces when generating reports, breaklines or profiles from PT Codes.

  Superelevation: Eagle Point now allows the use of PT Codes -7, -8 and -9 to be used in the same manner that PT Codes 2, -3, -4, -5 and -6 may be used during superelevation. These additional PT codes may be useful when you require more that one PT code to control the same breakpoint across an entire subproject yet have the need to differentiate between surfaces when generating reports, breaklines or profiles from PT Codes.

  Slope Controlled Superelevation: Eagle Point now allows the use of PT Codes -17, -18 and -19 to be used in the same manner that PT Codes -2, -13, -14, -15 and -16 may be used during Slope Controlled superelevation. Through the use of these PT codes, the side slopes will be maintained during superelevation for typical sections that have their upper-most surface(s) extending to the edge of the section. Slopes will be extended as defined on the typical section when a cut condition is met, and as specified in the condition table when a fill condition is met. The sub-surfaces will also remain parallel to the surface above it when the typical section is superelevated. <Click Here> for an example of Slope Controlled Superelevation.

  Offset Controlled Superelevation: Eagle Point now allows the use of PT Codes -27, -28 and -29 to be used in the same manner that PT Codes -22, -23, -24, -25 and -26 may be used during Offset Controlled superelevation. Through the use of these PT codes, the typical section will hold the offsets of the slopes as drawn/defined in the typical section. The sub-surfaces will remain parallel to the surface above it when the typical section is superelevated, resulting in the outside slopes of the typical section adjusted to maintain offsets of the typical section. <Click Here> for more information on Offset Controlled Superelevation or  <Click Here> to see an example.

• Run Design: The extents of the topmost original ground cross-section surface is now used as the limits to look for controlling alignments and profiles when processing the design. This prevents typical sections from being controlled by alignments or profiles that parallel the centerline but are located on the opposite sides of the site. An example of this would be a horse-shoe type centerline that has an alignment at the end of the alignment an not the beginning. With this example, the typical section is prevented from using the alignment at the end to control the alignment at the beginning since it is beyond the extents of the topmost original ground cross-section surface.
• Run Design: When processing a typical section with undercut and -2 PT Codes (Optional Super Limit), the undercut surface would extend out paralleling the surface above it instead of connecting vertically as drawing. This problem has been resolved.
• Run Design: When processing a typical section with undercut and -2 PT Codes (Optional Super Limit), subsurfaces would not remain parallel to the topmost surface. This problem has been resolved.
• Run Design: When processing a typical section with undercut and -2 PT Codes (Optional Super Limit), the undercut surface would extend out paralleling the surface above it instead of connecting vertically as drawn. This problem has been resolved.
• Run Design: When processing a divided highway typical section that uses -2 PT Codes (Optional Super Limit), the shoulder material is no longer eliminated.
• Run Design: Typical sections drawn with a flat ditch that utilize -2 PT Codes (Optional Super Limit) no longer produce a sloped ditch when processed.
• Run Design: Typical sections with -2 PT Codes (Optional Super Limit) and profiles controlling the elevation of a ditch now holds the controlling PT Code for the ditch profile correctly when the typical section is processed.
• Run Design: PT Codes inside the -2 PT Codes (Optional Super Limit) can now be used to control alignments.
• Volumes: Undercut quantities are now calculated correctly for typical sections that use -2 PT Code (Optional Super Limit).
• Cross-Section Sheets: The Update Sheets button was added to the Cross-Section Sheets dialog box. This allows you to update Cross-Section Surfaces, Cross-Section Annotation, Utilities and Utility Annotation on cross-section sheets created in 6.2.0 or later. The purpose of this command is quickly update your cross-section sheets when a change to your design is made. Upon selecting this command, only the highlighted sheets will be updated according to the options selected on the Update Cross-Section Sheets dialog box. This allows you update just a single sheet or your entire plan set.

The Update Sheet command will only update cross-section surfaces, cross-section annotation, utilities and utility annotation placed by Eagle Point. Any geometry or annotation you have placed to customize your cross-section sheets will be not be changed. 

Sanitary Sewers

• Plan and Profile Sheets: The Item of Offset was added to the Edit Profile Pipe/Structure Annotation dialog box. When this option is toggled on and a reference alignment has been selected for the sewer reach, the offset value is placed for the structure. You can specify the Label, Placement, Justification, Delta X and Delta Y for the offset or you can toggle on the Append to Station option and have the location controlled by the settings specified for the Station item. When using the Append to Station option, the offset value is added to end of the Station Annotation.
• Plan and Profile Sheets: The Item at the top of the drop list of Structure Description was renamed to Junction Description in the Edit Profile Pipe/Structure Annotation dialog box. This was done for consistency reasons since this item is the user-defined description placed for the junction. A new Item of Structure Description was added to the bottom of the drop list. When this option is toggled on, the name of the structure from the structure library (Elbow, Circle, Box, ...) is annotated at the location specified. For the location you specify the Label, Placement, Justification, Delta X, Delta Y and Rotation for the structure description.

Storm Sewers

• Plan and Profile Sheets: The Item of Offset was added to the Edit Profile Pipe/Structure Annotation dialog box. When this option is toggled on and a reference alignment has been selected for the sewer reach, the offset value is placed for the structure. You can specify the Label, Placement, Justification, Delta X and Delta Y for the offset or you can toggle on the Append to Station option. When the Append to Station option is selected, the offset value will be added to end of the Station Annotation.
• Plan and Profile Sheets: The Item at the top of the drop list of Structure Description was renamed to Junction Description in the Edit Profile Pipe/Structure Annotation dialog box. This was done for consistency reasons since this item is the user-defined description placed for the junction. A new Item of Structure Description was added to the bottom of the drop list. When this option is toggled on, the name of the structure from the structure library (Elbow, Circle, Box, ...) is annotated at the locations specified. For the location you specify the Label, Placement, Justification, Delta X, Delta Y and Rotation for the structure description.
• Plan and Profile Sheets: The Item of Inlet Description was added to the Edit Profile Pipe/Structure Annotation dialog box. When this option is toggled on, the name of the inlet from the Inlet Library is annotated for the structure. You can specify the Label, Placement, Justification, Delta X, Delta Y and Rotation for the inlet description. 

Water Surface Profiling

• Convert Objects to Cross-Section Alignment: When the option to extract cross-sections from a surface model was toggled on, the left and right overbanks now show up in the correct location when the cross-section alignment extends outside the surface model boundary.
• Convert Objects to Cross-Section Alignment: When the option to extract cross-sections from a surface model was toggled on, some offsets were ordered incorrectly and some duplication offsets existed. This problem has been resolved.

What's Changed in Eagle Point for 6.1.0

Network License Manager

• Network License Manager: The Server Code for the selected server has been added to the Servers drop list.
• Network License Manager: The Product Details / User Details list box now allows the column to be adjusted. This allows you to see all of the information contained in the list.
• Network License Manager: The Network License Manager and all dialog boxes within now honor XP themes.
• Network License Manager Request Wizard: The Add Server Locking Code now displays a more descriptive error message when you click on the icon without entering in a server name. The error message informs you that you must enter in the server name before you select the Add Server Locking Code icon.

System

• Open: When using BricsCad to open a sub-project that uses an additional drawing originally created in AutoCAD, an instance 1290 message displayed stating Eagle Point is not configured to open this project. This problem has been resolved. The same is true is the sub-project and additional drawing was originally created in AutoCAD and attempted to be opened with BricsCad.
• External Node Database: When the Read From option was set to "Read from Database then Graphic" or "Database Only", the graphic descriptions for Nodes were used. The descriptions are now being read from the correct location.

Administrator

• (MicroStation Only) Configure CAD Engine: Switching between MicroStation J and MicroStation V8 did not always set you to the proper version which would cause an error when launching Eagle Point and MicroStation. This was typically caused when the MicroStation J version was one of the original releases or when MicroStation V8 was not installed correctly.

Checkout

• The checkout dialog box now honors XP themes.

COGO

• Report Nodes: When the Read From option was set to "Read from Database then Graphic" or "Database Only" in the External Node Database, the graphic descriptions for Nodes were used. The descriptions are now being read from the correct location.

Drafting

• Insert Bar Scale: When selecting the command, Eagle Point would try to obtain a license for most modules. If you did not have a license for one of the modules an Instance 8975 message box displayed. This problem has been resolved. Other commands include Insert Arrows, Insert Borders, Insert North Arrow and Insert Symbols. 
• Break: When Dynamic Annotation is toggled off and an object is broken, the annotation no longer updates. 
• Break: When a line or arc is broken, the object now retains it original type instead of being converted to a polyline/complex chain.
• Break: The command now repeats once an object is broken so you do not need to re-select the command.

RoadCalc

• Extract Cross Sections: Occasionally the command would hang up at a station when the cross section followed along an edge of a triangle. This problem has been resolved.

Site Design

• 3D Offset: On occasion, the command would report that the selected object could not be offset because segments were lost. This typically happened in high coordinates. Tolerances have been adjusted so the command would not report this message in error.
• Balance Surface Model: The Balanced Surface Model will no longer be overwritten when the selected model is locked. Also, the elevation of the Final Surface Model will not be adjusted when it is locked and the option of "Change the Elevation of the Final Surface Model" is toggled on.

Site Planning

• Hardscape: When selecting any command within this menu, Eagle Point would try to obtain a license for most modules. If you did not have a license for one if the modules, an Instance 8975 message box displayed. This problem has been resolved.

Surface Modeling

• Merged Surface Model: The Merged Surface Model will no longer be overwritten when the selected model is locked.

Water Surface Profiling

• Extract Cross Sections: Occasionally the command would hang up at a station when the cross section followed along an edge of a triangle. This problem has been resolved.

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