Civil 3D Corridors – The Complete Process OnDemand
Corridors are the Holy Grail of the Civil 3D world. We all see the benefit of them and the untapped potential they have but getting them to work reliably and consistently can be a struggle. This class takes you from the simple beginnings of Corridor components, to advanced Corridor design, carefully explaining and demonstrating the Civil 3D Corridor tools every step of the way.
This Course is OnDemand
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Session 1 – All About Assemblies
• Creating a Simple Assembly
• Inserting Sub-Assemblies
• Editing Sub-Assemblies
• Understanding Sub-Assembly Controls
• Building Assemblies from Sub-Assemblies
• Mirroring Assemblies
• Editing Assembly Properties
Session 2 – Corridor Basics
• Creating required components for Corridor creation
• Understanding dynamic interaction of Corridors
• Editing Corridor Properties
• Understanding Corridor Regions
• Creating and dividing Corridor Regions
• Working with Surface Targets
• Working with Width Targets
• Working with Elevation Targets
Session 3 – Sections and Surfaces
• Using the Corridor Section editor
• Section editor display and parameter controls
• Changing Assemblies by section
• Adding and deleting Corridor sections
• Generating a Corridor Surface
• Setting Corridor Surface data types and codes
• Adding Corridor Surface Boundaries
• Dynamic actions of Corridor Surfaces
Session 4 – Intersections and Cul-De-Sac
• Creating and working with Regions
• Building Cul-De-Sac Profiles
• Creating Cul-De-Sac Assemblies
• Creating and working with multiple Baselines
• Adding Multiple Assemblies to a design
• Understanding the Intersection Wizard
• Setting Offsets and Targets
• Working with Regions
• Understanding, creating, and assigning Assembly Sets
• Creating and fine-tuning intersection Surfaces
