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# Abutment Plan CADD \[CSB]

The Abutment Plan CADD workflow item generates a 2D plan drawing of a selected abutment, including the abutment wall, wing walls, footing, bearings, and associated dimensions. The drawing is exported to the CADD container for visualization and further processing.

## General

**Abutment:** Select the abutment for which the plan drawing will be generated.

## Settings

**Show Bearing \[NO/YES]:** Toggle the display of bearings on the abutment plan drawing.

**Start/end PGL #ft from before/after bridge \[Use Alignment Start and End Station]:** Specify the distance before and after the support line station to include in the plan. Selecting "Use Alignment Start and End Station" will use the full alignment extents.

**Front Wall Dimension Line Direction \[Along Supportline/Perpendicular to the pgl]:** Specify the direction of the front wall dimension line. "Along Supportline" orients the dimension along the support line, while "Perpendicular to the pgl" orients it perpendicular to the Proposed Grade Line.


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