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The way of doing the railway design is in many ways identical to how you use the road design. Where there are differences we have listed on each function.
NOTE: Before doing any changes to the design you should have set a Reference Alignment and run the Cross Section Wizard.
For information about how to use the Cross-section Viewer, see documentation for Road > Cross-section Viewer.
For information about how to use the Railway Surfaces dialog, see documentation for Road > Road Surfaces.
Differences between Road and Railway modelling.
Naming convention on the surface groups and surfaces
For information about how to use the Pavement dialog, see documentation for Road > Pavement.
Differences between Road and Railway modelling.
Naming convention on the pavement layers.
Railway modelling do not support Layer Properties.
For information about how to use the Detailed Pavement dialog, see documentation for Road > Detailed Pavement.
Differences between Road and Railway modelling.
Naming convention on the pavement layers.
For information about how to use the Landscaping dialog, see documentation for Road > Landscaping.
These tools are for using the model in various ways.
For information about how to use the functions under the Analysis drop-down, see documentation see Road > Analysis.
Differences between Road and Railway modelling:
Sight distance analysis does not exist for Railway modelling.
Junction Wizard does not exist for Railway modelling.
For information about how to use the functions under the Objects drop-down, see documentation for Road > Objects.
For information about how to use the functions under the Side Area drop-down, see documentation for Road > Side Area.
For information about how to use import and export functions, see documentation for Road > Export/Import.
For information about how to extract reports, see documentation for Road > Report to Excel.
For information about how to use the model settings, see documentation for Road > Settings.