Subassembly Composer Video Training
Training Videos for the Civil 3D Subassembly Composer
Civil 3D experts and consultants produce a wide range of Subassembly Composer specific video content.
These may range from the very basic to advanced topics.
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Subassembly Composer Review
Subassembly Composer Review
9/12/2024
Shawn Herring, a Prosoft Senior Applications engineer, delivers an instructional video series on the Subassembly Composer (SAC) and the basic SAC for Civil 3D workflows.
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Visit the ProSoftCAD YouTube Channel page.
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This How to instruction video playlist delivers a quick and useful overview of the major SAC tools and how to use them.
Subassembly Composer Essentials
Subassembly Composer Essentials
12/15/2020
Autodesk's Sean Hulbert delivers a basic webinar review of the Subassembly Composer for Civil 3D essentials.
From the Autodesk Customer Success
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A decent instructional and detailed webinar to get and deliver productive solutions with Subassembly Composer for Civil 3D.
If spite of the advertized roadway design theme for the webinar, the only thing roadway is the fact that a corridor in modified with a PTK during the presentation.
If you try to employ the Civil 3D default Point, Link, and Shape codes in your PKTs, the necessay Code Set Style integrations are a lot easier to manage.
Create an Embankment with the Subassembly Composer
Create an Embankment with the Subassembly Composer
4/28/2020
A basic Subassembly Composer detailed step by step tutorial on how to create a basic Embankment PKT in the Civil 3D Subassembly Composer.
See the Procad Ireland YouTube Channel.
Comments
A well done basic Civil 3D Subassembly Composer tutorial in under 8 minutes.
This replicates a simple Assembly you could easily build with stock Civil 3D Tool Palette Subassembly parts, but covers the mechanics and details in the Composer well.
Maybe you want to add a Key to the structure or optional drainage to one side?
A caution - You probably always do want to try employ the stock Civil 3D Point, Link, and Shape Code names as much as possible to reduce the number of Code Set Style and other edits needed to employ any PKT.
Using familiar Civil 3D parameter names will also help Civil 3D users more easily employ the PKT.