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Autogate NW Gate System Designer

Create a scaled site layout, place reusable gate units and system equipment, then review and save the complete installation plan.
Instructions and Help. Process / coordinates / construction / views

Gate System Designer combines a scaled property plan with gate units, walls, fencing, columns, equipment, and Section views. Work from the broad site information toward the detailed gate system, then save or export the finished plan.

This Help page describes the present working assumptions. More choices and project-specific controls can be added as the designer develops.

Recommended working orderA reliable top-to-bottom process
  1. Start or load a plan, then complete the drawing information.
  2. Adjust the gate-system plat: property width, depth, grid, frontage side, right-of-way, north direction, and surrounding context.
  3. Add Surroundings outside the property and Grounds inside the property.
  4. Add internal property boundaries and explanatory Site markings such as lines, arrows, and text.
  5. Open Place and equip the gate system, then place numbered gate openings.
  6. Add site construction: posts, columns, walls, and fencing.
  7. Assign saved Gate Designer gates to their numbered openings.
  8. Equip each assigned gate with its opening structures, caps, lighting, plaques, locks, and safety devices.
  9. Create or adjust Section views, then inspect the complete plat and combined elevations.
  10. Save the plan and export JSON, SVG, PNG, or printed output as appropriate.
  • Plat
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  • Grounds
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  • Markings
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  • Gate openings
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  • Site construction
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  • Saved gates
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  • Equipment
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  • Views
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  • Save
Plat coordinates and property orientationFrontage and inward depth

The plat uses decimal feet. The along-frontage coordinate runs from one end of the selected frontage to the other. The depth coordinate begins at the frontage property line and increases inward across the property.

Changing which side is the street/frontage rotates how the same frontage-and-depth coordinates are displayed. The values remain property-based rather than screen-based.

Property limits: Coordinates entered for property construction are limited to the nominal plat width and depth. However, a coordinate can still be the center of an object whose physical width extends beyond the property. See the next section.
Centerline placement of posts, columns, walls, and fencesImportant property-line convention

Construction coordinates are centerline coordinates, not outside-edge coordinates.

  • A standalone post or column is centered on its single frontage/depth coordinate.
  • A wall or fence is centered on the straight line between its start and end coordinates.
  • For wall/fence types with end columns, each end column is centered on the corresponding start or end coordinate.
  • Intermediate masonry columns in a fence-on-wall run are centered at the evenly spaced bay divisions.

To keep a square post or column inside a property line, place its center at least one-half of its width inside that line. A 2-foot-wide column therefore needs its center at least 1 foot inside.

Example: On a 150 ft × 200 ft plat, a 2 ft wide column centered at 150, 200 occupies frontage 149 to 151 and depth 199 to 201. It extends 1 ft beyond each adjoining property line. To keep it inside that corner, center it no farther out than 149, 199.

For a wall, the same principle applies across its thickness: half the wall thickness lies on each side of the entered centerline. For an angled wall, that half-thickness extends perpendicular to the wall line.

Visual caution: The plan clips construction to the property area and uses simplified plan markers. A clipped drawing may not make an overhang obvious. Confirm property-line clearance from the entered dimensions rather than relying only on the marker.
Surroundings, Grounds, and Site markingsThree different drawing layers
SurroundingsUse these for areas beyond the actual property, such as adjoining pavement, landscaping, water, buildings, or neighboring ground conditions. Surroundings render beneath the property.
GroundsUse these for opaque property-area surfaces and shapes. Their order matters because later/higher layers cover earlier/lower layers. A Building layer in Surroundings or Grounds may also receive an optional height for Section views.
Site markingsUse lines, arrows, and text labels to explain the drawing. These are annotations rather than physical construction.
Construction marker namesNames identify items in the editor and list only. They are not automatically printed on the plan; use a Site marking text label when visible wording is needed.
Place and equip the gate systemOpenings / construction / assignments / equipment

This region contains the physical gate-system work in top-down order: numbered gate openings, shared site construction, saved-gate assignments, and the equipment belonging to each assigned gate.

The System components sidebar remains at the right throughout this region on wider screens. It shows the shared masonry, capstone, post-cap, post-top-light, column-face-light, plaque, and photo-eye catalogs, together with reference cards for emergency and magnetic-lock equipment. On narrower screens it moves below the controls.

Selection: Masonry, post-cap, and capstone cards apply to the Site construction editor. Gate-specific materials, accessories, locks, and safety devices are selected within the applicable Equip gate subsection while the same catalog artwork remains visible for reference.
Site construction — posts, columns, walls, and fencingPlace and equip region

Choose the construction type first. The form then reveals the dimensions and materials that apply to that type.

  • Masonry selection: Click a brick or stone catalog card to select it. For fence on wall between columns, the same selected masonry is presently applied to both the wall and all columns.
  • Columns replacing posts: In fence-on-wall construction, masonry columns replace the ordinary fence posts. They are evenly spaced so the clear fence bays do not exceed 8 ft.
  • Optional endpoint columns: For construction types that generate masonry columns, the start column and finish column may be included or omitted independently. This allows a wall or fence run to terminate into separately placed existing columns while retaining any required intermediate columns.
  • Ornamental iron: The current Montage Residential-style default uses 5/8 in pickets, 15/16 in × 1-1/4 in rails, 2 in posts, and 3, 3.5, 4, 5, or 6 ft heights.
  • Rail choice: Three rails are the preferred default, with the middle rail 5 in below the top rail. Check Use 2-rail fence instead to omit the middle rail.
  • Caps: Catalog post caps and Gate Designer-style capstones are alternative treatments. Selecting one removes the other.
  • Chain-link and wood: The current controls begin with standard defaults that can be expanded later.
Good practice: Enter actual post, column, and wall dimensions before judging clear openings or property-line clearance. Symbolic plan markers are not a substitute for the saved dimensions.
Gate openings and saved Gate Designer gatesMarker first, design assignment second

Gate locations / numbered gate openings establishes each opening on the plan before assignment. A saved gate-only design can then be assigned to the corresponding marker.

  • The imported gate controls the opening width, gate type, movement direction, and slide storage length used by the system drawing.
  • A dual gate is treated as one two-leaf assembly with supports at its two outside ends.
  • Opening supports and related system equipment remain system-level choices because they depend on the complete installation.
Nominal heights: Combined elevations place posts, columns, walls, and fencing at grade. A moving gate can include bottom operating clearance, so its fabricated leaf may be shorter than the nominal adjoining fence height. Adjust the gate in Gate Designer when exact top alignment is required.
Gate-specific equipment: Each assigned gate receives its own Equip gate subsection for opening posts or columns, masonry finishes, capstones or post caps, post-top lights, column-face lights, plaques, photo-eyes, KNOX boxes, fire-strobe detectors, and—on swing gates—magnetic locks. These choices remain separate from independently placed Site construction.
Locks and safety devicesPer assigned gate

Locks and safety devices belong to a particular assigned gate because their correct location depends on the gate type, movement, opening supports, and physical viewing side.

  • Photo-eyes: Select a common catalog device, face or side mounting, and the primary driveway side. Swing-gate beam placement is automatic on the side away from the swing. Slide gates may use outside, inside, or both beam locations.
  • KNOX box: Choose the left or right opening support as viewed from the outside / street side. The selected support must be at least 4 inches wide.
  • Fire-strobe detector: Place the detector on an opening support or on a freestanding 3/4-inch pipe, then adjust its left/right, in/out, and height position.
  • Magnetic lock: Available for swing gates. Choose face or side mounting, lock count, gate/post location, and—on dual gates—the carrying leaf and physical face. Masonry columns automatically require side mounting while preserving the preferred steel-post setting.
Safety planning: These drawings document selected equipment and placement concepts. Final entrapment protection, monitored-device requirements, operator compatibility, wiring, and code compliance must be confirmed for the actual installation.
Section views and combined elevationsChoose what is seen and from which side

A Section view is an editable viewing line across the plat. Horizontal sections look either inward/up or outward/down; vertical sections look left or right. The viewing-depth limit determines how far beyond the section line objects may be included.

The standard fresh plan begins with two front views: the roadway/ingress side and the property-looking-out side. Additional perimeter presets can be added and edited.

  • The plat shows each Section-view line and its viewing direction.
  • The combined elevation gathers visible gates, construction, related equipment, and Building layers that have a saved height.
  • View direction determines the correct left-to-right order and which face of a gate is shown.
  • Suppress building heights in this view removes those building masses from one Section view when they would hide the gate-system construction being documented. The saved checkbox appears directly in each rendered Section-view control bar and remains available in the Section-view editor.
Image-export hint: A PNG or SVG export uses the complete saved Section view, not the current zoomed portion on screen. For a close, useful image, create or duplicate a Section view whose line begins and ends around only the construction you want to download, and set its viewing depth to exclude unrelated objects. Keep a wider documentation view separately when both are useful.
Building height: A Building Surroundings or Grounds layer remains plan-only until its optional height is enabled. The Section view projects the footprint as a simple building mass; roof shapes, doors, windows, and architectural detail are not yet modeled.
Saving, loading, and exportsKeep the complete system plan together
  • Server save/load preserves the complete plan under its drawing number and revision.
  • JSON preserves the structured plan data for transfer, troubleshooting, and future editing.
  • SVG and PNG export the complete selected drawing or Section view. For a tightly framed elevation image, first create or duplicate a Section view that contains only the desired area.
  • Print prepares the complete plat or selected drawing area for paper/PDF output.

Before saving a production-oriented plan, verify the drawing information, plat size, property orientation, construction centerlines, actual member dimensions, gate assignments, support choices, and Section-view directions.

Gate-system vocabularyCommon terms used on this page
Plat
The scaled property plan used as the base for the complete gate system.
Frontage
The selected property side adjoining the street or public right-of-way; also the direction used by the along-frontage coordinate.
Depth
Distance inward from the frontage property line.
Centerline
The reference line or point passing through the middle of a physical object. Construction coordinates presently use centerlines.
Grounds
Opaque surface or area layers inside the property; Building layers in Grounds or Surroundings may optionally carry a Section-view height.
Surroundings
Context layers outside or behind the property.
Site marking
An explanatory line, arrow, or text label rather than physical construction.
Gate marker
A numbered system-plan opening to which a saved gate-only design may be assigned.
Clear fence bay
The open fence width measured from the face of one masonry column to the face of the next.
Section view
An elevation assembled by looking from an editable line across a chosen depth of the site.
Create the site plan. Plat / surroundings / grounds / markings / boundaries
Start or load a plan Saved plans / templates / import
Creates a NEW minimal small-storage plan: 150.00 ft × 200.00 ft with a 10.00 ft grid.
Server saving is active. Saved plans are private to the current account area. Template loading and JSON import remain future tools.
Plan drawing info Drawing number, revision & project identity
Use a new number when this is a separate gate-system plan rather than a revision of the current one.
Shown as Rev. 0, Rev. 1, and so on. It remains separate from the system drawing number.
Plan purpose
These fields will become part of the saved system-plan identity and printed plan details. For now, Apply updates the header of the working plat below.
Working downward: after identifying the plan, the next site-layout subsections will define property dimensions, frontage, driveway, walkway, fencing, buildings, and utility origins.
Adjust the gate-system plat 150.00 ft × 200.00 ft · 10.00 ft grid
Adjust the blank work area first. These controls change the property rectangle, graph-paper spacing, street side, exact north azimuth, the rectangular site context shown around the property, and the way the plan is fitted to the drawing. Driveways, fencing, buildings, and gate openings will be added in later subsections.
Measured across the frontage side of the property work area.
Measured from the front property line toward the rear of the site.
The initial storage-facility default uses 10.00-foot squares. Very large plans automatically show a coarser visible grid while retaining this selected working interval.
This establishes the frontage from which driveway entrances and street-side equipment will later be located.
North direction on drawing
Enter the north-arrow azimuth clockwise from the top of the drawing. For example, 0° points up, 90° points right, 180° points down, and 270° points left. Individual property-line bearings will be entered separately later.
Area shown beyond property (decimal feet)
The complete drawing remains rectangular. Front, left, right, and back values create neutral coordinate space around the property without changing its dimensions. A new plan begins with an editable street / public-right-of-way Surroundings object fitted to the front space.
Automatic fit currently resolves this plan as Portrait.
Next: add any internal Property boundaries, optional Surroundings beneath the property, the property Grounds and building layers, then Site markings. Continue in Place and equip the gate system for numbered gate openings, site construction, saved-gate assignments, and equipment.
Property boundaries 0 additional boundaries
Additional property boundaries are shown as fine dotted lines in the same dark-magenta family as the main property line. Enter ordered survey monuments. Every newly added monument connects to the previous monument. Once three or more monuments exist, the most recently added monument automatically closes the boundary back to monument 1. These boundaries do not change the rectangular plat or block shared construction.
New monument point
With no boundary selected, Add monument starts a new boundary and creates monument 1.
Additional property boundaries
No additional property boundaries yet. The rectangular plat remains the primary outer property reference.
Surroundings 1 layers · editable street included by default
Surroundings are separate from the property's Grounds. They use the complete rectangular context and render bottom-to-top below the locked white property base. The default street / public-right-of-way is now an ordinary Surroundings object: it may be edited, reordered, covered, or removed. A single surrounding shape may extend across or through the property; the property's base and Ground layers hide the portion beneath the property. Frontage coordinates run from 0.00 to 150.00 ft, and depth coordinates run from -30.00 to 200.00 ft. Negative frontage is left of the property; negative depth is in front of it. A Building may remain plan-only or receive an optional height so its footprint appears in applicable Section-view elevations.
Street / public right-of-way
Natural / undeveloped
Grass
Landscaping
Dirt
Gravel
Concrete
Asphalt
Building
Water / drainage
General fill — pale yellow
General fill — pale peach
General fill — pale rose
General fill — pale blue
General fill — pale lavender
Rectangle corner point
Rectangle: the placement point is one corner. Width distance extends along the frontage, depth distance extends inward, and the rotation angle acts around the rectangle center.
Surrounding layers — topmost first
Street / public right-of-way
Street / public right-of-way
Corner 0.00, -30.00 · 150.00 × 30.00 ft · rot. 0.00° · follows front context until edited
Neutral reference
Site-context base
150.00 × 230.00 ft overall context
Locked base
Grounds 0 layers · opaque / ordered
Natural ground is the locked white base. Every added layer is fully opaque and is placed on top of the existing layers. Choose Natural / undeveloped for a white shape that returns part of a lower developed surface to natural. Ground layer names remain in the editor list but are no longer printed inside the plan; add any desired wording with Site markings → Text label. Coordinates are measured along the frontage and inward from the front property line. A Building may remain plan-only or receive an optional height so its footprint appears in applicable Section-view elevations.
Natural / undeveloped
Grass
Landscaping
Dirt
Gravel
Concrete
Asphalt
Building
Water / drainage
General fill — pale yellow
General fill — pale peach
General fill — pale rose
General fill — pale blue
General fill — pale lavender
Rectangle corner point
Rectangle: the placement point is one corner. Width distance extends along the frontage, depth distance extends inward, and the rotation angle acts around the rectangle center.
Ground layers — topmost first
No added ground layers yet. The entire property is the white natural / undeveloped base.
Natural / undeveloped
Property base
White · 150.00 × 200.00 ft
Locked base
Add site markings 1 marking · ordered overlay
Lines, arrows, and text labels share one editable overlay. A new plan begins with FRONT PROPERTY LINE as the bottom text marking. It may be moved, renamed to the street name, restyled, reordered, or removed. Line and arrow objects use two endpoints; text labels use one placement point.
Site markings use the complete site context. They may be placed inside or outside the property plat and render as a top-level annotation overlay above Surroundings and Grounds. Frontage coordinates run from 0.00 to 150.00 ft, and depth coordinates run from -30.00 to 200.00 ft. Negative frontage is left of the property; negative depth is in front of it.
Line
Arrow
Text label
Start point
End point
Text placement point
Readability
Line: one straight line from the start point to the end point.
Site markings — topmost first
Text label
Front property line
Property-line magenta
Point 75.00, -5.00 ft · Small · 0.00°
Place and equip the gate system. 0 openings / 0 site objects / 0 assigned
Gate locations / numbered gate openings 0 numbered gate openings · plan locations
Gate placement marker: enter the gate start point, the clear-opening width distance, and a counterclockwise rotation angle. The closed opening is a heavy red line with its gate number centered in a circle. Swing gates also show a dashed open position and dotted sweep; slide gates show the additional dashed storage/travel distance. Assigning a saved gate later makes its exact opening, type, and slide tail authoritative. After assignment, hinge side and inward/outward direction are edited only under the matching Equip gate subsection.
Gate movement family
Choose only the broad movement family for the numbered opening. Assigning a saved gate-only design later supplies the exact single or dual V-track, cantilever, or enclosed-trolley type, its movement details, and its support package.
Gate start point
Tail or counterbalance length is separate. An assigned gate-only design replaces this with its exact saved opening width.
Hinge side
Swing direction
Slide direction
Swing gate reference: Hinge left/right follows operator-installation manuals and is viewed from the inside/operator side while looking outward. The nearest property edge still determines inward versus outward, so rear and side gates reverse correctly on the plan. Slide reference: Left and right apply to a single sliding leaf; a dual slide opens apart from the center, with one leaf storing on each side.
Gate placement markers — top item draws last
No gate markers yet. Add the first gate above.
Site construction — posts, columns, walls, and fencing 0 construction objects · shared site construction · plat + elevations
Construction step: place the object on the plat, then choose its material and dimensions. A standalone post or column is placed by its center point; every wall, fence, or column-bounded run follows the centerline from the entered start point to the entered finish point. The medium-dark-blue plat symbol remains a clear layout marker, while the selected construction appears in combined elevations.
Posts & columns
Wall
Fence
Fence between columns
Wall between columns
Fence on wall between columns
Used only to identify this item in the editor and marker list. To place wording on the drawing, use Site markings → Text label.
Centerline start point
Centerline finish point
Actual construction details These controls are new. The plat remains a medium-dark-blue layout marker; the live elevation below and the combined elevations show the selected construction.
Masonry finish: generic material pattern. Choose a masonry card at right to apply its real texture to the applicable wall and columns.
Column cap: flat / none. Choose a Post caps card at right to add a common-catalog cap.
Column capstone: none. Choose a Capstones color at right to add a Gate Designer-style stone capstone.
Uncheck when a separately placed existing column or other support is already centered at the start point.
Uncheck when a separately placed existing column or other support is already centered at the finish point.
Wall: the entered start and finish points define the wall centerline.
Live front elevation — selected construction Preview only; location remains controlled by the plat coordinates above.
Construction objects — topmost first
No posts, columns, walls, or fencing have been marked yet.
Place a saved gate Staff library · gate_designs/gate_units
Assign a reusable gate-only design to a numbered plan marker. The source JSON and SVG preview are copied into this system-plan assignment. The marker keeps its plan start point, rotation, and gate number; the saved gate supplies the exact clear opening, swing/slide type, initial movement direction, tail, supports, and gate-mounted hardware. Hinge side and inward/outward movement remain editable after assignment under the matching Equip gate subsection.
This reads staff units from gate_designs/gate_units/. The saved gate itself is never stretched; its exact opening and initial movement data update the selected marker. Assigned swing-gate handing and swing direction can then be changed in Equip gate.
Current gate assignments
No saved gate has been assigned to a plan marker yet.
Current equipment step: assigned swing-gate movement, gate-specific structural supports, opening posts and columns, masonry finishes, capstones, post caps, top lights, column-face lights, and plaques now feed the installed elevations and component model. Coordinate-placed photo-eyes and reflectors now feed the plan, Section views, and component model. Access controls, operators, loops, and conduit remain later steps.
View a gate system. Sections / plan / drawings / save / export
Section views 2 section views
Define a section line, then choose the side viewed. Horizontal sections may view up or down. Vertical sections may view left or right. The viewing-distance limit includes assigned Autogate NW gates, posts, columns, rollers, trolleys, locks, and safety devices on the selected side of the section line. Grounds and landscape surfaces remain excluded, but Building layers with an optional height are projected unless Suppress building heights in this view is checked.
Quickly add a complete perimeter view
Each button adds a normal editable section view. It may then be renamed, moved, shortened, repositioned, reversed, or removed. Only the two front views are created automatically on a fresh plan.
Front
Back
Left side
Right side
Outside-looking-in uses the front property line. Property-looking-out places the section 20 ft inside the plat so front-line gates remain in front of the viewer.
Only objects this far beyond the section line, in the selected viewing direction, are included.
Building context
Use this when a building mass would obscure the gate-system construction that the Section view is intended to document.
Section line orientation
Section line endpoints
Section views — first shown first below
Horizontal section
Front property line — roadway looking in
Automatic full front property line · Horizontal — view up
Frontage 0.00 → 150.00 ft · line depth 0.00 ft · 150.00 ft section length · view depth 60.00 ft
Horizontal section
Front property line — property looking out
Automatic full front property line · Horizontal — view down
Frontage 0.00 → 150.00 ft · line depth 20.00 ft · 150.00 ft section length · view depth 60.00 ft
Plat / plan view 150.00 ft × 200.00 ft · 10.00 ft grid
Working gate-system plat. The actual property remains the white rectangle inside a larger gridded site context. Coordinate values now sit outside the full context. Surroundings layers may pass behind the property, while the dark-magenta reference frame identifies the actual property without sitting directly on fences or walls. Property Grounds remain above the locked white property base; Site markings add lines, arrows, and labels; medium-dark-blue construction markers locate posts, columns, walls, and fencing; numbered red gate markers show closed and open movement positions; coordinate-placed photo-eyes and reflectors appear as cyan beam pairs.
Width: 150.00 ft Depth: 200.00 ft Working grid: 10.00 ft Displayed grid: 10.00 ft North: 0° 00′ 00.00″ Surroundings: 1 layers Ground layers: 0 Site markings: 1 Construction markers: 0 Gate markers: 0 Street: Bottom Context F/L/R/B: 30.00 / 0.00 / 0.00 / 0.00 ft Fit: Portrait Units: decimal feet
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Use the buttons, mouse wheel, or drag the drawing to zoom and move around the plan. Fit whole plan returns to the complete rectangular site context. The open-gate checkbox redraws the existing plat and Section views without reloading this page; it is not included in the saved JSON and Preview gate drawings remain closed.
150.00 by 200.00 foot gate system property plan A rectangular site-context plan with an outer-edge coordinate scale and grid, editable Surroundings including an editable street object by default, an offset dark-magenta property reference, property Grounds, editable site markings, medium-dark-blue construction markers, numbered gate placement markers, and coordinate-placed photo-eye beam pairs shown at 10.00-foot displayed spacing, with the selected frontage along the bottom side. Default gate-system plat ANW-SYS-1788723664 Rev. 0 STREET / PUBLIC RIGHT-OF-WAY 0.00 10.00 20.00 30.00 40.00 50.00 60.00 70.00 80.00 90.00 100.00 110.00 120.00 130.00 140.00 150.00 -20.00 0.00 20.00 40.00 60.00 80.00 100.00 120.00 140.00 160.00 180.00 200.00 FRONT PROPERTY LINE S1 S2 150.00 ft 200.00 ft 0° 00′ 00.00″
Current plan tools: The property plat and four-sided rectangular site context, outer-context coordinate grid, Surroundings, property Grounds, Site markings, numbered gate placement markers, section lines, saved gate assignments, per-gate entry structures, posts, lighting, locks, and coordinate-placed safety devices, and dimensioned posts, columns, walls, and fencing are editable and saved. Surroundings render beneath the property; Grounds and construction remain limited to the actual property. Section views include site construction objects along with the assigned gates.
Front property line — roadway looking in 0 assigned gates · 0 site objects · 0 buildings · Horizontal — view up
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Front property line — roadway looking inHorizontal — view up · assigned Autogate NW construction0 ft10 ft20 ft30 ft40 ft50 ft60 ft70 ft80 ft90 ft100 ft110 ft120 ft130 ft140 ft150 ftNo assigned gates, coordinate-placed photo-eyes, site construction objects, or unsuppressed building heights fall within this section view’s viewing-distance limit.Section length: 150.00 ft · view depth: 60.00 ft · buildings: 0 · projected orthographic elevation
This is a projected construction elevation along the selected section line. It excludes ordinary Grounds, ponds, landscape, roadway graphics, and other non-Autogate surface context. Building Grounds with saved heights are shown as simple masses unless this view suppresses them. Use the Save / export gate design subsection below to toggle elevation annotations and to save SVG or export PNG files.
Front property line — property looking out 0 assigned gates · 0 site objects · 0 buildings · Horizontal — view down
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Front property line — property looking outHorizontal — view down · assigned Autogate NW construction0 ft10 ft20 ft30 ft40 ft50 ft60 ft70 ft80 ft90 ft100 ft110 ft120 ft130 ft140 ft150 ftNo assigned gates, coordinate-placed photo-eyes, site construction objects, or unsuppressed building heights fall within this section view’s viewing-distance limit.Section length: 150.00 ft · view depth: 60.00 ft · buildings: 0 · projected orthographic elevation
This is a projected construction elevation along the selected section line. It excludes ordinary Grounds, ponds, landscape, roadway graphics, and other non-Autogate surface context. Building Grounds with saved heights are shown as simple masses unless this view suppresses them. Use the Save / export gate design subsection below to toggle elevation annotations and to save SVG or export PNG files.
Save / export gate design Server save / JSON / SVG / print
Save the editable gate-system plan. Server saving preserves the current drawing information, plat settings, exact north direction, all Surroundings and Grounds layers, Site markings, additional property boundaries and monuments, numbered gate placement markers, construction section views, imported gate-only snapshots, and each gate’s entry structures, posts, lighting, locks, and safety-device settings. Saving the same drawing number and revision updates that saved revision.
Unchecked is the default so section drawings remain uncluttered. The SVG and PNG exports below follow this visible setting.
Front property line — roadway looking in
Section-view construction elevation export
Front property line — property looking out
Section-view construction elevation export