How to Mark Individual Subplot Margins

Tutorial Video

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Steps

1. Compute Margins:

   1. Navigate to Guided Marking => Individual Subplot=> Compute Margins
   2. When clicked on Compute Margins, individual subplots that are rectangular in shape or that contain 4-line segments margins will be computed automatically, based on the direction ref circles.

2. Search and select Mark Margins:

   1. Navigate to Guided Marking => Individual Subplot=> Mark Margins

3. Mark Margins for Irregular Shaped Subplots

   1. Click on the "Mark" button against the FRONT location.
   2. Use the "Draw Boundaries" or "Select Segments" options to define the individual subplot margins.
   3. Using "Draw Boundaries" option:
      1. Draw a boundary covering all the front segments of the Individual Subplot polyline.
      2. Close the boundary polyline. A margin polyline is created joining all the front segments.
      3. A pop-up window appears. Click on Yes to accept the created margin.
      4. Click on No to redraw the margin location.
   4. Using "Select Segments" option:
      1. Select all the FRONT segments and press enter.
      2. A pop-up window appears. Click on Yes to accept the created margin.
      3. Click on No to redraw the margin location.
   5. Repeat the same steps for REAR, SIDE1, and SIDE2 locations of the individual subplot.

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Drawing Conventions

• Individual Sub Plot polylines must be drawn within the __BN_Plot in Layout type projects.
• It denotes the individual plots in which buildings can be constructed.
• In Layout With Housing Type project, Individual Sub Plot polylines must encompass the __BN_ProposedWork.
• Every Individual Subplot must have at least one segment exactly coinciding with __BN_MainRoad or __BN_InternalRoad or __BN_Pathway polylines to provide means of access.