How to show Levels at each 1 Meter on line using civil 3d AutoCAD

In AutoCAD Civil 3D, you can display levels (elevations) at regular intervals along a line, such as at every 1 meter, by using alignment labels or point labels. Here's a step-by-step guide to achieve this:
Step 1: Create or Open the Alignment
1. **Create Alignment**:
- If you don't already have an alignment, you can create one:
- Go to the "Home" tab on the ribbon.
- In the "Create Design" panel, click on "Alignment" "Create Alignment from Objects".
- Select the polyline or line you want to use as your alignment.
2. **Open Existing Alignment**:
- If you already have an alignment, you can open it:
- Go to the "Prospector" tab in the Toolspace.
- Expand "Alignments" "Centerline Alignments" and find your alignment.
Step 2: Add Alignment Labels at Intervals
1. **Access the Alignment Labels**:
- Select the alignment in your drawing.
- Right-click and choose "Edit Alignment Labels".
2. **Add Station Labels**:
- In the "Alignment Labels" dialog box, click on the "Add" button.
- Select "Station Elevation" from the "Label Type" drop-down menu.
3. **Set Label Style**:
- In the "Station Elevation" dialog box, set the "Label Style" to display the elevation.
- You can use the default styles or create a new style by clicking on the ellipsis (...) next to the "Label Style" field.
4. **Set Intervals**:
- Set the "Interval" to 1 meter (or your desired interval) in the "Start Station" and "End Station" fields.
- Click "Add" to add the labels to the alignment.
Step 3: Customize Label Style (If Needed)
1. **Access Label Style Composer**:
- In the "Settings" tab in the Toolspace, expand "Alignments" "Label Styles" "Station Elevation".
- Right-click on the desired style and select "Edit" to open the "Label Style Composer".
2. **Modify Label Components**:
- In the "Label Style Composer" dialog box, go to the "Layout" tab.
- Modify the components to show elevation values, format text, and set the appearance.
Example Workflow
1. **Create or Open Alignment**:
```plaintext
- Home Create Design Alignment Create Alignment from Objects
- Select polyline or line to create alignment
```
2. **Add Alignment Labels**:
```plaintext
- Select alignment in drawing, right-click Edit Alignment Labels
- Add Select "Station Elevation"
- Set Label Style and Interval to 1 meter
```
3. **Customize Label Style (Optional)**:
```plaintext
- Settings tab in Toolspace Alignments Label Styles Station Elevation
- Right-click style Edit Layout tab
- Modify label components to show elevation and format text
```
Detailed Steps
#### Step 1: Create or Open Alignment
1. **Create Alignment**:
- **Command**: `ALIGNMENTCREATE`
- **Steps**:
1. Select the polyline or line in the drawing.
2. Follow the prompts to create the alignment.
- **Note**: Ensure the alignment is set correctly with the required stationing and parameters.
2. **Open Existing Alignment**:
- **Steps**:
1. Open the "Prospector" tab in the Toolspace.
2. Expand "Alignments" "Centerline Alignments" and find your alignment.
#### Step 2: Add Alignment Labels
1. **Edit Alignment Labels**:
- **Command**: `ALIGNMENTLABEL`
- **Steps**:
1. Select the alignment in the drawing.
2. Right-click and choose "Edit Alignment Labels".
3. In the "Alignment Labels" dialog box, click "Add".
2. **Add Station Elevation Labels**:
- **Steps**:
1. Select "Station Elevation" from the "Label Type" drop-down menu.
2. Set the "Label Style" to display elevation.
3. Set the interval to 1 meter in the "Start Station" and "End Station" fields.
4. Click "Add" to apply the labels.
#### Step 3: Customize Label Style
1. **Edit Label Style**:
- **Steps**:
1. Open the "Settings" tab in the Toolspace.
2. Expand "Alignments" "Label Styles" "Station Elevation".
3. Right-click on the desired style and select "Edit".
2. **Modify Label Components**:
- **Steps**:
1. In the "Label Style Composer" dialog box, go to the "Layout" tab.
2. Modify the components to show elevation values.
3. Format the text and set the appearance as needed.
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