@@fcamargo84 for sure! I always see you here aswell in every single video. We both are huge fans of Jeff. I could watch his videos my entire day lol. It's pretty best and useful information in a really easy way to absorb...
Your videos are incredibly good and easy to follow. I've never seen anyone present a software's features and the workarounds for the features it's lacking as well as you can. Do you have videos on controlling layers properties separately in different MODEL viewports? Say if I wanted to view certain layers in a 3D view and different layers in a 2D view at the same time side by side. Or is it even possible to do Civil 3D 2018? Thanks for all you share.
Impresive use of civil 3d tools. Eng. Bartels.!!! I didnt see the motivating way to use such range of options to achieve one goal. I am trying to keep UP with your videos in your blog. We wish you continue teaching a World of students eager to fully understand and apply this wonderful software. I know is to much to ask. But I wish you can model a full project of a rural road from the very beginning to the very end. In your unique way of teaching. Thank you very much. Congratulations from Bolivia plurinational state of.
Hi Jeff, thanks for the video could I have just one question? Is there a difference between selecting the lines as "Drawing Objects" and "Breaklines"? Thank you in advance!
You don't have to do the data shortcut trick. If you go to surface properties -> definition -> build -> and change the "Copy deleted dependent objects" to yes you can delete all you want.
Great video. Just one thing to note though. Isolating layer did not hide my other layers for me. It just locked them. Selecting would however for some reason also select the layers I did not want selected.
How much I miss a video from you Jeff. You are simply the best human to explain this wonderful piece of software to another human.
Luiz I totally agree!!!
Brazilian’s fans, Jeff!! 👏👏👏
@@fcamargo84 for sure! I always see you here aswell in every single video. We both are huge fans of Jeff. I could watch his videos my entire day lol. It's pretty best and useful information in a really easy way to absorb...
@@lztoniolo I've never found anyone like Jeff on TH-cam!
I'd like to watch Jeff's video every day!!!
Your videos are incredibly good and easy to follow. I've never seen anyone present a software's features and the workarounds for the features it's lacking as well as you can. Do you have videos on controlling layers properties separately in different MODEL viewports? Say if I wanted to view certain layers in a 3D view and different layers in a 2D view at the same time side by side. Or is it even possible to do Civil 3D 2018?
Thanks for all you share.
Fantastic! Straight to the point, excellent audio and exactly what I needed!
One of the best, clear and easy tutorials out there! Thank you!
Thank you so much Michal for the kind words!
Impresive use of civil 3d tools. Eng. Bartels.!!!
I didnt see the motivating way to use such range of options to achieve one goal.
I am trying to keep UP with your videos in your blog.
We wish you continue teaching a World of students eager to fully understand and apply this wonderful software.
I know is to much to ask. But I wish you can model a full project of a rural road from the very beginning to the very end. In your unique way of teaching.
Thank you very much.
Congratulations from Bolivia plurinational state of.
good video on construction of surfaces through objects thanks for sharing greetings from Peru
another great informative and instructional video. great to have you back on youtube again. looking forward to many more.
Hellow jeff I've got alot from your videos its clear and complete to understand thank you.
And then please make one on surface modeling with 3d faces
Fantastic demonstration Sir Jeff
Thank you so much!
I'll add to the previous posts and just say thanks again for you and your team.
Jeff your vídeo is amazing.!! Thanks🙏🏾🙏🏾
The voice of AutoCad.
Great video! Thank you very much
Another great video from you...
thanks for the free tutorial...
Thanks a lot for the simplicity of your video
How to convert polyface mesh to surface in civil 3d
please need help.
Can lineworkshrinkwrap or something similar work with cogo points?
oh yeah....LINEWORKSHRINKWRAP command. Never seen that before. Will be adding to the toolset.
Hi Jeff,
thanks for the video
could I have just one question? Is there a difference between selecting the lines as "Drawing Objects" and "Breaklines"?
Thank you in advance!
You don't have to do the data shortcut trick. If you go to surface properties -> definition -> build -> and change the "Copy deleted dependent objects" to yes you can delete all you want.
Thank you Andy!
@@JeffBartelsCAD Happy to help. Big Fan ;)
@@andykeller4983 If you notice anything else like that please let me know! Knowledge is power my friend! Have a great weekend.
Great video. Just one thing to note though. Isolating layer did not hide my other layers for me. It just locked them. Selecting would however for some reason also select the layers I did not want selected.
At the command line, type LAYISO and press enter. Choose "S" for settings and press enter. Select "Off" rather than "lock and fade". Hope this helps!
@@JeffBartelsCAD Thanks so much!
Thank you very nice and clear and easy to follow.
Thank you!
Chief Jeff is best in the world 😇
When I select the lines to add to the surface and hit enter, nothing happens. Any idea why that would happen?
I had this issue as well. It turns out the layer that I had set the surface to was locked. I unlocked it and presto!
Incredible! God bless.
Thank you!
very clear. thanks!
IM FROM BANGLADESH.THANKS FOR VIDEO
You are welcome. Thank you for your support!
how can i improve the quality of these meshes?
please do one more, how to make one from points/test with x,y,z
thanks this was super helpful
Glad it helped!
oh man, that's really good!!
so nice
very nic video sir, can you share this drawing file in video description to download for practice thanks for video
Thanks for you 🤠🤠☺️☺️☺️
You the best
I have polyface and polyline both in this drawing
thanks
You're welcome!
tks sir
Create a 3D surface with Civil 3D
Sir! You're mine...
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Great video! Thank you very much.