EAGLEPOINT GUIDE:

I. HOW TO INPUT TRAVERSE DATA USING EAGLEPOINT:

(NOTE: SAME PROCEDURE FROM STEP 1-4. JUST CHANGE THE PHOTOTYPE
DRAWING TO PLAN AND PROFILE FORMAT)
1. INPUT ALL THE TRAVERSE POINTS AND HUBS
A.) CLICK “COGO” SELECT NODES ON MENU BAR,. CLICK PLACE NODES.
CLICK “NEXT” THEN ASSUMME COORDINATES: NORTHING AND
EASTING AS 20000, 20000.
B.) CLICK SURVEY, FIELD DATA TRAVERSE. THEN CLICK THE ICON ON THE
UPPER RIGHTSIDE OF OCCUPIED NODE ID.
C.) CLICK ENTRY OPTION AS “SOUTH AZIMUTH” FOR PRELIMINARY
SURVEY
D.) INPUT AZIMUTH AS (e.g. 156.1020 as 156 degrees 10 minutes and 20
seconds)
E.) INPUT DISTANCE:
F.) FIELD CODE AS HUB CIR OR SSHOT CIR. NODE DESCRIPTION BASE ON
THE FIELDBOOK DATA. THEN CLICK “SIDESHOT” OR “NEXT LEG.”
(NOTE: SELECT “NEXT LEG” IF TO CREATE TRAVERSE LINES, e.g. T-1 TO
T-2 DENOTES AS HUB WHILE SIDESHOT IF INPUTED DATA IS
SIDESHOTS OF CERTAIN HUB (T-1).
G.) INPUT ALL TRAVERSE POINTS.
2. AFTER INPUTING THE “PI” POINTS. CONNECT ALL THE POINTS FROM T-1 TO PI-1 TO
THE LAST PI STATION. (use Polyline) THE BEGINNING POINT OF THE PROJECT IS T-1.
HENCE,

TRAVERSE LINE AZIMUTH DISTANCE

T-1 TO PI-1
PI-1 TO PI-2
PI-2 TO PI-3
PI-3 TO T-2

3. COPY THE TRAVERSE LINE MADE.

4. GO TO PRODUCTS. CLICK “DRAFTING”. ON THE DRAFTING TAB. CLICK ON THE MENU
BAR THE “ANNOTATE” AND SELECT THE “LINES”.
5. ANNOTATE LINES TAB APPEARS, SELECT “BY NUMBER” ON THE ANNOTATE TYPE
AND “PRELIMINARY” ON THE ANNOTATION STYLE. SELECT “MULTIPLE” ON METHOD
AND LINE NUMBER SHOULD START “1”. THEN PICK THE CURSOR ON THE UPPER
RIGHTSIDE TO SELECT THE TRAVERSE LINE DRAWN.
6. THEN, ON THE MENU BAR, CLICK THE “CREATE TABLES” AND SELECT THE “LINE”.
7. THE CREATE LINE TABLE TAB APPEARS. ON THE ANNOTATION STYLE, SELECT
“PRELIMINARY” AND SELECTION METHOD, CHOOSE AUTOCAD. PICK THE CURSOR
 ON THE UPPER RIGHTSIDE OF TO SELECT THE TRAVERSE LINE IN CAD AND CLICK
“APPLY”
8. THE TRAVERSE TABLE APPEARS. CHECK IF THE AZIMUTH AND DISTANCE IS THE SAME
WITH THE DATA ON THE FIELDBOOK.
9. AFTER CHECKING, CREATE THE ELEMENTS OF CURVE. USE THE TRAVERSE LINE ON
THE PI POINTS. USE “FILLET” COMMAND” TO CREATE THE RADIUS OF ELEMENTS OF
CURVE.
10. TYPE “FILLET”. ENTER. THEN TYPE “R”, ENTER. INPUT RADIUS VALUE OF EACH
ELEMENTS OF CURVE, ENTER. PICK THE FIRST TRAVERSE LINE AND THE NEXT
TRAVERSE LINE OF CURVE.
11. AFTER INPUT THE RADIUS. CREATE AN ALIGNMENT.
12. GO TO MENU BAR “PRODUCTS” AND CLICK “ROADCAL”. CREATE “ROADCAL SUB
PRODUCT”. FILE NAME IS THE BEGINNING STATION AND THE SUB PROJECT
PHOTOTYPE: ROADCAL METRIC DEFAULTS. THEN, CLICK “NEXT” AND “FINISH”.
13. ON THE ROADCALC TAB, SELECT THE ALIGNMENTS AND CLICK THE “CONVERT
OBJECT TO ALIGNMENTS. SELECT THE ALIGNMENT DRAWN AND PICK THE
BEGINNING THE ALIGNMENT. (NOTE: THE OSNAP “NODE” AND “ENDPOINT”
SHOULD BE TURN ON)
14. NOTICE THE ALIGNMENT TURNS RED THE LAYER NAME IS CENTERLINE.
15. THEN GO TO”PRODUCTS”, SELECT “DRAFTING”.
16. ON THE DRAFTING TAB, CHOOSE “ANNOTATE” AND SELECT ALIGNMENT STATION.
CHANGE THE ANNOTATE STYLE TO “PRELIMINARY” AND PICK THE CURSOR ON THE
UPPER RIGHTSIDE ICON TO SELECT THE ALIGNMENT AND CLICK “APPLY”.
17. THEN, ON THE DRAFTING TAB, CHOOSE0 “CREATE TABLE” AND SELECT
“ALIGNMENT”.
18. ON THE CREATE ALIGNMENT TABLE. CHANGE THE ANNOTATION STYLE TO
“PRELIMINARY” AND UNCHECK THE “NUMBER LINES, CURVES AND SPIRAL IN
SEQUENCE ON THE SELECTED ALIGNMENT. THEN PICK THE CURSOR ON THE UPPER
RIGHTSIDE ICON TO SELECT THE ALIGNMENT DRAWN. HENCE, CLICK “APPLY”.
19. COMPARE THE VALUE OF THE ELEMENTS OF CURVE GIVEN BY THE EAGLEPOINT AND
THE ELEMENTS OF CURVE BASED ON THE FIELDBOOK.
20. IF THERE IS DIFFERENCE, USE EQUATION TO RECTIFY.
21. AFTER WHICH, CREATE THE TABLE OF ELEMENTS OF CURVE AND TRAVERSE LINE
TABLE BASED ON QUALITY PLAN OF SHEET TEMPLATE.
22. INPUT, THE PROFILE, THE HIGHEST FLOOD LEVEL, BENCHMARK, NORTHING,
REFERENCE POINT, RCCP’S AND OTHERS AS PER REQUIRED BY THE QUALTY PLAN.
II. HOW TO INPUT CROSS SECTION DATA USING EAGLEPOINT:

1. CLICK EAGLEPOINT ICON ON YOUR DESKTOP

2. EAGLE POINT TAB APPEARS, CLICK “CONTINUE”
3. ON THE OPEN TAB, LOOK FOR THE CREATE NEW PROJECT ICON (ON THE LOWER
LEFT)
4. NEW PROJECT TAB APPEARS.THEN, INPUT ON
A.) PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
B.) PROJECT DRAWING: CLICK FOLDER ON THE RIGHT SIDE, CREATE FOLDER
WHERE TO SAVE (e.g. D/DPWH/2013 INFRA PROJECTS/COGON
KAPATAGAN/CROSS SECTION)
NOTE: FILE NAME: X-SECTION THEN CLICK “OPEN”
C.) THE PHOTOTYPE SETTTNGS SHOULD BE PRELIMINARY
D.) THE PROTOTYPE DRAWING: (BASE ON QUALITY PLAN FORMAT)
ON THE EAGLEPOINT:
MENU BAR: CLICK SYTEM:
A.) NODE FIELD CODE LIBRARY, SELECT SURVEY ON AS CURRENT
FIELD CODE LIBRARY
CLICK TOOLS: PLOT SCALE: (AS PER QUALITY PLAN)
HORIZONTAL: 1000
VERTICAL: 100
CLICK PRODUCTS:
A.) ROADCAL
B.) ROADCAL SUB PROJECT NAME: (USE BEGINNING STA. AS
FILENAME FOR REFERENCE IN THE DESCRIPTION)
C.) SUBPROJECT PHOTOTYPE: SELECT ROADCAL METRIC
DEFAULTS)
D.) CLICK “NEXT” THEN “FINISH”
5. ROADCAL TAB APPEARS WITH THE CURRENT BEGINNING STATION AS THE
FILENAME.
A.) CREATE A LINE IN WHICH LENGTH IS BASED ON THE PROJECT. (e.g. 5 kms is
to 5000 m as the line length.)
B.) THEN, CLICK ALIGNMENT IN THE MENU BAR. SELECT “CONVERT OBJECT TO
ALIGNMENT”.
C.) CLICK THE LINE CREATED AS ALIGNMENT. THE POP UP TAB APPEARS,
D.) POP UP TAB APPEARS AGAIN ASKING THE BEGINNING OF THE ALIGNMENT.
CLICK ON THE LINE. BE SURE THE OSNAP “ENDPOINT” IS TURN ON.
E.) AFTER WHICH THE LINE TURNS TO COLOR “RED” DIGNIFYING ALIGNMENT
WAS CREATED.
F.) NEXT, CLICK THE CROSS SECTION ON THE MENU BAR. SELECT EDIT CROSS
SECTION DATA.
G.) ON THE “EDIT CROSS SECTION DATA TAB. SELECT THE “NEW STATION” ICON.
 THEN CLICK BUILDLIST: CHANGE STATION INTERVAL TO “20”. ENTER THE
EXACT END OF THE PROJECT BASED ON SURVEY DATA OF CROSS SECTION.
THEN, CLICK “OK”. (INPUT THE BEGINNING STATION THEN CLICK “OK”.
H.) ON THE LOWER PORTION “SHOT AT STATION. CLICK “NEW SHOT”.
I.) ENTER OFFSET AND ELEVATION DATA PER STATION. (NOTE: VALUE OF
OFFSETS: CENTERLINE “0”. RIGHTSIDE “POSITIVE VALUE”. LEFTSIDE
“NEGATIVE VALUE”

6. AFTER INPUTED ALL THE DATA: CLICK “OUTPUT” ON MENU BAR. THEN SELECT
CROSS SECTION SHEET.
A.) SEE FORMATS: SELECT “SHEET SETTINGS” CLICK “EDIT”.
B.) ON SHEET DIMENSION: CHANGE: NUMBER OF COLUMN “2” AND MIN. X-
SECTION SPACING: 50 FOR NON MOUNTANEOUS AND 15 FOR
MOUNTANEOUS.
C.) CHANGE THE SHEET PHOTOTYPE BASED ON THE QUALITY PLAN FORMAT.
D.) THEN SELECT THE GRID SPACING:
CHANGE THE FOLLOWING:
HORIZONTAL SCALE: 0.100
VERTICAL SCALE: 0.100
HEAVY GRIDS:
HORIZONTAL LINE SPACING: 5
VERTICAL LINE SPACING: 5
FINE GRIDS:
HORIZONTAL LINE SPACING: 0.5
VERTICAL LINE SPACING: 0.5
E.) CLICK “APPLY”, THEN “OK”
F.) NEXT, LOOK FOR CAD SHEETINGS:
A.) UNCHECK/OFF(NO) THE FOLLOWING:
CENTERLINE, CIRCLES, CIRCLE STATION, ELEVATIONS,
OFFSETS,DESIGN EARTHWORKS, ACTUAL EARTHWORKS, SLOPE
ANNOTATION, OFFSETS AND ELEVATIONS REFERENCE LINES,
SURFACE LABELS.
B.) IN “CL STATION” AND “CL DESIGN ELEV”
SET COLOR: GREEN
TEXT STYLE: CL_ELEVATIONS
TEXT SIZE: 2.500
C.) IN “CL ORIG ELEV.
SET COLOR: GREEN
TEXT STYLE: CL_ELEVATIONS
TEXT SIZE: 2.030
D.) CLICK ON “APPLY” THEN “OK”

G.) NEXT SELECT “PRECISION”. CHANGE EVERYTHING TO “3”. THEN CLICK “OK”.
 H.) LASTLY, SET “TEXT SETTING TO:
STATION: STA.<>
ORIGINAL CENTERLINE ELEVATION: ELEV.=<>

I.) CLICK NEW CROSS SECTION SHEET AND CLICK “OK”.

7. TO RUN THE PROFILE, ON THE ROADCALC TAB, CLICK “PROFILES” AND SELECT
“CONVERT OBJECT TO PROFILE”.
8. PROFILE APPEARS, THEN GO TO “PRODUCTS” ON EAGLEPOINT TAB. SELECT,
PROFILES.
9. ON THE PROFILES TAB, CLICK “DRAW” AND SELECT “PIPE END”.
10. ON THE PIPE END TAB. INPUT THE STATION OF PIPES (e.g. RCCP, RCBC) ELEVATION
OF INVERT. DIAMETER OF RCCP AND CHANGE MATERIALS TO RCCP OR RCBC. THEN,
CLICK “APPLY”.
11. NEXT, CLICK ANNOTATE ON THE PROFILES TAB. THEN, SELECT “PROFILE”.
12. ANNOTATE PROFILE APPEARS. THEN PICK THE CURSOR ON THE UPPER RIGHTSIDE
ICON TO SELECT THE PROFILE SHOWN. THEN, UNCHECK THE ANNOTATE INTERVAL
STATIONS AND ELEVATIONS. ANNOTATE GRADE, ANNOTATE CURVE AND ERASE
EXISTING PROFILE ANNOTATION AND CLICK “APPLY”.
13. THE PROFILE, ITS ELEVATIONS AND STATION APPEARS, TYPE “MO” OR “CH” IN
ORDER THE PROPERTIES OF AUTOCAD APPEARS.
14. THEN, SELECT ALL THE PROFILES DETAILS AND SEE ON THE LEFT CORNER OF THE
SCREEN. SELECT THE “TEXT” ON THE PROPERTIES TAB.
15. ON THE LOWER PORTION, GEOMETRY, CHOOSE THE POSITION Y AND INPUT VALUE
AS “0.1”.
16. THEN, SAVE THE PROFILE AS TO RENAME IT BASE ON THE BEG. TO END OF PROFILE
STATIONS.
III. HOW TO INPUT CONTOUR DATA USING EAGLEPOINT:

1. USE THE ALIGNMENT OF TRAVERSE.

2. ON THE EAGLEPOINT TAB, CLICK PRODUCTS. SELECT “SURFACE MODELING”
3. ON THE SURFACE MODELING TAB, CLICK ON “PREPARE”. SELECT “MANAGE SURFACE
MODELS”
4. MANAGE SURFACE MODELS APPEARS. SELECT “NEW SURFACE MODEL”(ON THE
LOWER LEFT)
5. ON THE NEW SURFACE MODEL, SURFACE MODEL TAB. INPUT THE MINIMUM VALID
ELEVATION AND MAXIMUM VALID ELEVATION. BASED ON THE COMPUTE VALUE OF
CROSS SECTION.
6. POINT TOLERANCE: 0.005.
7. NEXT, SELECT ON CONTOUR TAB,
INTERMEDIATE INTERVAL: 1
INDEX INTERVAL: 5
SMOOTHING FACTOR: “20” OR “15” FOR MOUNTANEOUS
POLYNOMIAL FACTOR: 5
8. CLICK “OK”
9. CREATE A BOUNDARY BASED ON THE PROJECT DRAWN. USE POLYLINE.
10. NEXT,ON THE SURFACE MODELING TAB, CLICK ON “TRIANGULATE”. SELECT
“SURFACE MODEL”
SURFACE MODEL: SURFACE 1
BOUNDARY: SELECT
VOID REGIONS: (NONE)
CHECK THE FOLLOWING:
DISPLAY MODEL
USE EXTERNAL POINT FILE(S)
DISPLAY SELECTED OBJECTS DETAILS
PLACE TRIANGLES
11. THEN, CLICK ON “APPLY”
12. CLICK “YES” AND THEN CLICK “OK”
13. SELECT OBJECTS (SELECT ALL) THEN SELECT THE BOUNDARY DRAWN LATELY.
14. PRESS ENTER.
15. TRIANGULATION ON CONTOURS APPEARS. SEE TO IT THAT THE ELEVATION DATA
WAS TRIANGULATED. IF NOT, CHANGE THE MAX OR MINIMUM VALID ELEVATION
ON THE SURFACE MODEL TAB. REPEAT THE PROCEDURE AGAIN ON “TRIANGULATE”.
16. THEN, GO TO OUTPUT, SELECT “ERASE EXISTING OBJECTS”
17. CHECK THE “TRIANGLES”, THEN CLICK “APPLY”
18. THE TRIANGULATION OF CONTOURS DISAPPEARS.
19. NEXT, CLICK ON CONTOURS, SELECT “MAKE INTERMEDIATE AND INDEX AND
CONTOURS”
CHECK THE FOLLOWING:
USE SCREEN DISPLAY:
 USE DEFINED BOUNDARY:
ERASE EXISTING CONTOUR FOR THIS SURFACE
CLICK THE ICON ON THE LOWER RIGHTSIDE OF THE TAB BESIDE THE
SETTINGS. THEN CHANGE THE COLOR TO “RED. PRESS “OK”.
20. THEN, CLICK “APPLY”.
21. THE EAGLE POINT RUNS THE CONTOUR. WAIT UNTIL 100% COMPLETED.
22. AFTERWHICH THE CONTOURS APPEARS, CLICK ON ANNOTATE CONTOURS
ICON(NOTE: ICON DRAWN AS “PENCIL”)
23. ON THE ANNOTATE CONTOURS TAB, CHECK “INDEX” AND METHOD AS “CROSSING”
(NOTE: IF YOU WANT THE INTERMEDIATE CONTOUR VALUE TO BE SHOWN, CHECK
THE “INTERMEDIATE” IN YOUR PREFERENCE IF NEEDED.)

24. THEN CLICK “APPLY”. THEN CROSS THE INDEX CONTOUR (COLOR RED) AS TO
APPEAR THE CONTOUR VALUE.
25. REPEAT THE PROCEDURE UNTIL DONE.
26. AFTER THE WHOLE INDEX VALUE HAS BEEN SHOWN, BLOCK THE CONTOUR.
27. IN AUTOCADD COMMAND LINE: TYPE “LAYISO”. PRESS ENTER. THEN SELECT THE
INTERMEDIATE AND INDEX CONTOURS AND ITS VALUE TO ISOLATE IT FROM THE
OTHER DRAWING DETAILS.
28. THEN, TYPE “BLOCK”. PRESS ENTER.
29. ON BLOCK DEFINITION TAB. TYPE ON BLOCK NAME:
30. CLICK ON “PICK POINTS”. THE PICK POINT SHOULD BE THE BASE POINT OF YOUR
DRAWING IN YOUR PREFERENCE.
31. PICK “SELECT OBJECTS ICON”. SELECT THE ALL CONTOURS.
32. LASTLY, CLICK “OK”
33. WAIT UNTIL IT 100% COMPLETED.
34. THEN, THE CONTOUR IS ALREADY IN BLOCK.
35. SAVE THE FILES. (NOTE: MAKING CONTOURS REQUIRES LARGER BITS THEREFORE,
SAVE FROM TIME TO TIME AS YOU FOLLOW THE STEPS GRADUALLY.)