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    Quote Originally Posted by perryh View Post
    Scott, yes to your suggestions, and 1 other. The fact you cannot change that 6" that Chief adds to the terrain height should be adjustable by the user and not automatic by Chief.
    Perry, you are absolutely correct, 8" is the new code here in the Great State of Fruits and Nuts, and I suppose the user should be able to adjust this. However this auto calculate feature is nonsense to me, I think this may have been designed for the newbie, and I get that, no problem. I never use it and I do not need to, the manual setting works quite well.
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    Lew, I reviewed your posted plan, and it was wrong. You F.F. elevation was set at 1.8' above grade on the outside, not the 1.0' above grade that I wanted. Here is a link to the video if interested.

    http://chieftutor.com/dscotthall/LEW...0CHALLENGE.wmv
    D. Scott Hall (The Bridge Troll)
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    Scott:

    could be it was wrong, I was concerned with matching your contour lines
    not the F.F.

    I missed that was part of the challenge


    the manual setting works quite well

    so with a completely flat lot what do you set the "pad elevation" to ???
    and what components make up that total value ???

    I'll go watch your video

    Lew
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    I'm still trying to figure out why so much is being made about such a simple concept which leads me to believe that there is still something I'm missing.


    Doug:

    it is far from 'SIMPLE" - as evidenced by the confusion of terms and concepts
    etc

    not sure how to explain the confusion except to ask that you review each of the posts in this thread and take notes of what is confusing to each poster

    then perhaps you can explain it to us in simple terms how it currently works ???

    I think part of the confusion is switching the conversation back and forth between the auto-calc ON method and the auto-calc OFF method

    my understanding is that they are two different methods
    but then maybe I am confused

    so please explain what chief does with each method

    Lew
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