Even Path Slope

Equalize selected edgepath's slope, between selection startpoint and selection endpoint.

Useful to give the same slope to a connected series of edges.

Type: Prep, Path
Menu: Extensions > Landshape > Prep > Even Path Slope

Input

One raw open continous edgepath, with a distinct startpoint and endpoint.
One or more groups with 1 open continous edgepath.

Usecases and Tips

Even Path Slope will change the elevation of all edge endpoints inside your path, as it traverses along the path.
Even Path Slope will leave your selection's startpoint and enpoint untouched.
A typical usecase is to control edgepaths that will downstream be used as input for other Landshape commands.
The slope effect is linear. This means that the slope is the same throughout the selected path.
For instance, if you have a centerline for a road, but the centerline is rising in a jagged manner, Even Path Slope will homogenize it for you. Get Even!

Known Limitations

Currently, you may even out only one distinct raw selection at at time.

Questions? Ask the Forum

Last edited 2026-06-18

Usecases and Tips

Even Path Slope will change the elevation of all edge endpoints inside your path, as it traverses along the path.

Even Path Slope will leave your selection's startpoint and enpoint untouched.

A typical usecase is to control edgepaths that will downstream be used as input for other Landshape commands.

The slope effect is linear. This means that the slope is the same throughout the selected path.

For instance, if you have a centerline for a road, but the centerline is rising in a jagged manner, Even Path Slope will homogenize it for you. Get Even!