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Useful Basic Civil Training from Civil 3D Experts and Consultants

    Civil 3D experts and consultants produce a wide range of video content.
    This pages features videos about some basic tasks in Civil 3D.
    Many of these videos are very short. Many may include tips and tricks and yet all include useful Civil 3D basics.

    Please visit included links to the original postings. Those may contain details not included here for the sake of brevity.


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 Corridor Edits in the Section Editor

Corridor Edits in the Section Editor

1/3/2025

 

Shawn Herring, a Prosoft Senior Applications engineer, reviews how to apply Subassembly edits to a Range of Stations in the Section Editor in Civil 3D.
Visit the ProSoft YouTube Channel page.

Comments

Somestimes the simple way is the fast way and all we realy need.

 

 Copy and Merge Corridor Regions

Copy and Merge Corridor Regions

1/13/2025

 

Jeewana Meegahage demos and explains the how to copy and merge Corridor Regions in Civil 3D.
The Civil 3D Corridor Regions allow us to manage both the assigned Assemblies and the Targets of the included Subassemblies.
Visit the JeewC3D YouTube page.

Comments

The video delivers a quick walkthrough of the basic Copy Region and Merge Region tools from the Corridor Ribbon panels.

 

 Calculate Corridor Material Volumes

Calculate Corridor Material Volumes

12/17/2024

 

Paul, a Micrographics Solutions tech, demos how to create the backend resources and calculate Corridor Material volumes in Civil 3D.
Visit the Micrographics YouTube page

Comments

A review of this video shows how the standardization of the Shape codes employed in our Subassemblies and Assemblies is pretty important.
We pay careful attention to these when we build our Materials Lists.