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Section Profiles modification

Automatic Canal Modelisation
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This tool allows to apply a cross profile to all the selected sections. The profiles get into position in altitude from the bottom elevation of the sections.

Predefined profiles are particularly useful in order to easily modify the profil of all the Sections having the same template afterwards.

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