Project overview sheet

1. New File > Quick Access Toolbar > Left Click New Icon
   1. Save as: N:\PDS\C3D\11701970\SheetsPlan
   2. File name: 020201-po.dwg
2. WisDOT Sheets tab > Standards Components panel > Add all components
3. Toolspace > Prospector Tab > Data Shortcuts > Alignments > Centerline Alignments > Right Click 51 > Create Reference...
   1. Alignment Label Set: _No Labels
   2. Alignment Style: _No Markers
   3. Ok
4. Toolspace > Prospector Tab > Data Shortcuts > Alignments > Centerline Alignments > Right Click 47 > Create Reference...
   1. Alignment Label Set: _No Labels
   2. Alignment Style: _No Markers
   3. Ok
5. Zoom Extents to double check lines

pln-prod-prjct-ovrvu-02.mp4 5:29

Info: This workflow uses linework imported from InfraWorks. Editable mapping linework can also be obtained from Wisconsin county map DWGs. County map DWGs do not have local roads within city and village limits, but they do have highway shields. An example of that workflow can be found at Title sheet

1. Autodesk Infraworks tab > Import panel > Open Model

OR

1. Insert tab > Infraworks panel > Open Infraworks Model
   1. Infraworks Model: N Drive PDS\C3D\11701970-Prjct-ovrvu\BaseData\Other\
   2. Files of type: IMX
   3. File Name: USH51-STH47_Export.imx
      1. OK
   4. Set a Coordinate System: Use the Infraworks Model Coordinate System
   5. Objects Settings: Project Overview Alignments.xml
   6. Refine Selection Set: Unselect Water Areas
      1. OK
   7. Open Model
2. Toolspace > Prospector > Alignments > Right-Click Centerline Alignments > Create Folder
   1. New Folder: Hidden
   2. OK
3. Drag and Drop extra alignments into Hidden folder Hold shift to multi-select alignments
4. Prospector Tab > Alignments > Centerline Alignments > Click an Alignment in Item View > Ctrl+A > Right Click Style Header > Edit...
   1. Label Style: _No Display
   2. OK

   Tip: Alignments from IMX are yellow. Alignments from Dref are green

5. Status Bar > Annotation Scale > 1IN:100FT
6. Save File

pln-prod-prjct-ovrvu-03.mp4 1:45

1. Annotate Tab > Labels & Tables panel > Add Labels > Alignment > Add Alignments Labels
   1. Label Type : Station Offset - Fixed Point
   2. Station Offset Label Style: Alignment Name [From Desc]
   3. Marker Style: None
   4. Add
      1. Select Alignment > Select Label Location(s) > Escape to deselect > Select new Alignment and repeat
      2. Use Grips to reposition label
   5. Close

pln-prod-prjct-ovrvu-04.mp4 2:30

1. WisDOT Sheets Tab > Sheet Creation panel > Construction Details drop-down > Detail
   1. WisDOT Sheets Tab > Palettes ON\OFF to ensure tool palette is visible
2. Startup Main Palette > 02 - Plan Details 1=100 (02-wdot18) to create new layout
   1. (C:02-PD-Plan-1-100) Press Enter to continue with layout name <Plan 1 IN 100 FT> : or type new name for layout. 01 Enter
3. Layout 01 > Double Click inside Viewport > Status Bar > Drawing Scale > Unlock Selected Viewport > Zoom Extents
4. WisDOT Tools Tab > Rotate View
   1. Pick first point Pick near the south end of US51 Alignment
   2. Pick next point to define the rotation Pick near the mid point of US51 Alignment
5. Status Bar > Drawing Scale > 1IN:100FTAlignment labels can be adjusted in modelspace through the viewport once the layout is set to final scale and rotation.
6. Status Bar > Drawing Scale > Lock Selected Viewport
7. Save File

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