Autodesk's Jeff Bartels explains how to update your Infraworks model when the Civil 3D Corridor is changed.
From the Jeff Bartels YouTube Channel.
and the Civil Immersion blog.
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Jeff continues his Civil 3D Corridors to Infraworks presentation model series with how to perform an update.
All the posts in this series:
Autodesk's Jeff Bartels explains the neat trick of how to employ a buffer on a SHP coverage import to display unclosed linear objects in Infraworks.
He uses roadway striping in this example.
From the Jeff Bartels YouTube Channel.
and the Civil Immersion blog.
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Jeff continues his series on getting Civil 3D Corridor coverages into Infraworks for presentations.
Autodesk's Jeff Bartels explains how to assign render materials in a Code Set Style. This allows you to visualize a Civil 3D corridor model within InfraWorks.
From the Jeff Bartels YouTube Channel.
and the Civil Immersion blog.
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The basic mechanics of how to publish from Civil 3D to Infraworks are explained well.
You should recognize you probably want a specific publish drawing that: probably DREFs the design corridor; includes the imported materials; and contains a Code Set Style built for this expressed purpose.
Jeff mentions the mission critical issue of the Code Set Style Link Style assignment. This Style name is what Infraworks reads and assigns to the rule. In Civil 3D the material assignment is separate from the Link Style assignment in a Code Set Style.
But Infraworks reads the entire current state of the Code Set Style on import. Yes. Jeff says this, but it is easy to get confused by the differences in Style meanings.