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Amazing! Would have never think about it... Thanks!

Thank you.

thank you very much, it was very useful. but what i dont like about the corridor way of working is that it couldnt take the whole ramp width because it was not in 90 degress to it so didnt have all the ramp moduled.

Can you change layer names in Excel and import them back into Cad afterwards?

Wow, this was surprisingly easier than I expected. Usually AutoCAD makes something like this complicated and obscure!

Thanks Sir for informative techniques . me too :very helpful. Can you please share the PDF . I have requested through Mail...

Hi, I am having the issue where the top of curb won’t follow the feature line elevations correctly. Have you had this issue before?

What version of AutoCAD are you using in this tutorial?

Simple as that!! Thanks a lot!!

Wonderful! Helps a lot

I cant seem to use point clouds like this in Civil but it would great. The program just freezes up while rotating the cloud. How do you keep yours running so smooth? Our computer has plenty of power.

Does your corridor say it is out of date constantly once this feature line is targeted? Mine appears to be building correctly but says it is out of date as the featureline updates after the surface is built then is targeted again which is triggering it to say it is out of date.

What about the extensions of the sag curve? The curve end points did not get trimmed from the tangent lines, thus, they are hanging out in space?

Im using E57 and have 77 scans. When I drag and drop it shows 77 scans, when I hit import scans it shows 2. Any idea how to fix that?

Thanks Sir for informative techniques . very helpful. Can you please share the PDF . I have requested through Mail...

Thank you for this video. It validates everything that I try to teach people I work with.

u have new course for 2021 as well?

Mid ordinate distance is not the distance between two points. It's the distance from the center of the arc to the center of the chord.

isn't it nice that autodesk finally gave some assemblies that we really needed and not have to become a subassembly composer expert as well,,,thanks for sharing

thank you for the video. very informative.

excelente... breve pero sustancioso... thanks

Yes, but feature lines with curves and multiple elevation points get reduced to the first elevation point along the curve, ignoring the rest of the points along the curve. Do you know of a work around?

How do you achieve that level of detail? Loaded som drone captured aerial scans and as soon I zoom in it just looks like loosely scattered points.

Great information Starlord!

I am interested in your intermediate corridor class. How can I contact your office for information

Great video! I have been scouring the internet and AutoCAD's website for hours and finally came across this video.

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Thank You, this video helped.

A bit funny visual style but it works and this is actually a *really* good video on the subject. Thanks!

Can I use Maya instead of Max for rendering?

Disappointing to see such little intergation bu hopeful ecause this is a 2013 video and there might be improvements as of today.

hi what do you think of infraworks?

Really great video James

hi james nice video,,is revit program usable for structural steel detailing?like for example in generating shop drawing, assembly drawing, erection drawings, etc,.

It depends on where you live and what your goals are. If Civil 3D is your primary focus then try Googling "civil 3d training 'your city name'". Their are lots of books on Amazon, the Autodesk website can also direct you to training. Scroll to the bottom of any page and click on "Training and Resources", on the left side of the page click on "Authorized Training Centers", again on the left side click on "Locate an ATC", then use the either the within the USA or outside the USA search tools.

Hello, Dear Sir, I am looking for autodesk civil 3d. I want to learn, but i cudn't find academy to learn. is there any way to learn online?

You need to have the bridge extension in Revit, it came out in 2011 as a Bonus Extension and I believe it is now included inside Revit Structure 2014. I will send you a link to download instruction on this.

thanks alot for your reply but i don't ask about the coordinates as positioning, I ask about the Coordination between two disciplines (Landscape Architecutre -using Revit- and Transportation Engineering -using Civil 3D-) how we can use the roads alignmet created in Civil 3D to be refrence for the Road edge For Landscape Design

I posted a workflow link to a PDF in the video description (TH-cam will not allow me to post links in the comments), that has served me well, I hope this helps.

Thanks james, great video! as a Landscape designer i use Revit and the Civil Engineer use Civil 3D and we need to coordinate together. Kindly advice if you have any workflow for integration between Revit and Civil 3D?

Very good video! I remember the days when Architectural Desktop and Land Development did not play together nicely. I guess the old quote "the more things change the more they stay the same" still rings true.

Great video, James. We have had the same realizations in implementing Civil 3D for sitework ourselves. I agree, I look forward to and think Civil 3D will slowly start to become more parametric, at least some elements can be simplified, but there is still a big difference with the needs and constraints of site vs. building worlds (we can't do our work in a factory!). But for now the critical collaboration breakthrough is in shared coordinates. Getting that through to people is the challenge....

Nice work James!

so cool James!!

Enjoyed the Video, It was direct, fun and pretty much cleared the confusion. Keep making more.

I think it is a great video that debunks a lot of myths about the two. Hope everyone who watches this video will understand how they really are different. Please cover more topics that will help a lot of people from all over the world!