A spacing of 0 exports the intersection points alone. A spacing above zero exports setting-out points every N metres along the curve-resolved centreline, with the end point always included -- which is what a curved road actually looks like on the ground rather than just its IPs.
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Design RL and ground RL columns are appended automatically wherever that data is available.
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The Local grid involves no datum conversion, so it needs no terrain origin and is always available. WGS84 works for any terrain type. OSGB36 and EPSG codes need a latitude/longitude terrain origin, and fail with a "No originLL" message without one.