Tips from Experts Video Training
Useful Video Training Tips from Experts
The Civil Experts produce a wide range of Tips video content.
Content that is of significant benefit is listed here.
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Three Quick Steps Cul de Sac Corridors
Three Quick Steps Cul de Sac Corridors
01/27/2020
Shuaib Yunos, an Technical Specialist at Baker Baynes, delivers a webinar on a quick 3 step approach to Corridor Cul De Sac design with Autodesk Civil 3D.
From the Baker Baynes YouTube Channel.
Comments
The sweet and simple cha cha cha for those nasty cul de sac designs we love to hate in Civil 3D.
You got to love how Shuaib edits the first super simple alignment to add in the more complex alignment curve details. Totally non-linear.
The video link here skips the first 9:30 of the video. Where the cul de sac was first used in back at about 5:50 in the video.
Section View or Group Plot Style Grids
Section View or Group Plot Style Grids
1/07/2020
Autodesk's Jeff Bartels demos how to manage grid display by Section View Style or by Group Plot Style properties in Civil 3D.
From the Jeff Bartels YouTube Channel.
and the Civil Immersion blog.
Comments
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Subgrade Feature Lines By Corridor Point Codes
Subgrade Feature Lines By Corridor Point Codes
11/24/2019
Joe Wright, the Autodesk UKIE manager, delivers a demo of how to employ subassembly point code to generate subgrade Feature lines in Civil 3D.
From the Joe Wright's YouTube Channel.
Comments
Joe provides a concise demo of how to make the Point Code to Feature Line magic work and why you definately want to learn how to do it.
He employs some UK Country Kit subassembly PKT content and Styles, but the coverage of the essential mechanics is all in there.
It is easy enough to extract the desired Features Lines from the Corridor and WBLOCK them out and explode them back to AutoCAD primitives.