The solids and surfaces layers are automatically added to each cross section and cannot be deleted although their visibility can be changed. The solids layer is an automatically generated group layer that exists in every cross section by default.
Each valid surface in the map TINs, GRIDs, and other rasters is automatically added to each cross section in CrossView and will automatically be removed if it is removed from the map. Layer visibility can be changed in the CrossView TOC and visible layers are shown as polygonal features.
Drag the order of surfaces within the solids group layer in order to change their drawing order in the cross section. The surfaces layer is an automatically generated group layer that exists in every cross section by default. Layer visibility can be changed in the CrossView TOC and visible layers are shown as linear features. A point to point layer allows you to display input point features as point features in your cross section e. When you create the layer, you'll give it a name and select an input point feature class from your map.
There you can set the search distance how far from the cross section line to search for input points and the method used to determine the vertical position your points will display on the cross section. A point to line layer allows you to display input point features as linear features in your cross section e.
There you can set the search distance how far from the cross section line to search for input points and the methods used to determine the top and bottom location of each line. A point to polygon layer allows you to display input point features as polygonal features in your cross section e. After the point to polygon layer has been created, click on it in the CrossView TOC to display its properties in the grid in the lower half of the TOC. There you can set the search distance how far from the cross section line to search for input points , the width of the polygons, and the methods used to determine the top and bottom location of each polygon.
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