Jeff, Thanks for all your work on these videos. Most of the CAD videos I find are really tough to get through... I am looking for parametric roadway layout. In the meantime I'll watch this.
Hi there. Usually I create my feature lines first and each one in different site and when I tried to do grading, an alert said: this feat line is not belong to this group. So how I can move them to the new group? Thanks
Thanks Jeff, your videos are great! I would like to know, your styles that you use, for example your corridor styles, featureline styles etc. (in your videos, they're typically prefixed 'ADSK'), are these autodesk defaults or are these your own custom styles. I would love to get hold of the styles and template packages you use.
Hi Johan, The styles I use in my sample drawings are one's I've created myself. I typically re-arrange things for each video to ensure the objects I'm working with are easy to see on screen.
@@JeffBartelsCAD Thanks for the reply. It would be great if you could make a basic styles package available to your viewers. I find the styles that I work with at the office always have some kind of issue. Would be great to build up new styles for myself based on your styles which look and work great.
Hi Jeff, i have a small doubt. Could you please show me how i can create create a vertical raise for my feature lines when i input them as a break line on a surface that was created by feature line. Sort of like a base pad all at one elevation but the next closed feature line is placed on top of the earlier feature line surface like that of a vertical height.
Is it possible to make an alignment height relative to a surface in the same way ? I’d like to do this same process but ensure the outer feature line is an alignment instead. Great video Jeff !
How do you make the surface from Feature lines? Is it creating breaklines? Do you have a video on this? I've created mine but it seems not connecting to the surface as shown in the video. When I move my feature lines the surface does not update.
Sub assemblies with fixed width parameters such as kerbs are automatically neatly shaped on corners like a mitre joint or picture frame. But I sometimes end up with bow ties trying to model a verge subassembly on the back of the kerb, which is frustrating. Currently working out a way to model grading without using grading tools as they are temperamental.
@@roberthampton1430 I still resort to feature lines and grading infills because of time constraints for each project. Wish there was an easier way to model carparks. 🤷
Thank you sir for this great video. I'm in the process learning civil 3d and this is definitely one of the better videos I've seen!
Thank you so much! Your videos are the best of TH-cam
You're very welcome! Thank you for the kind words!
Jeff, Thanks for all your work on these videos. Most of the CAD videos I find are really tough to get through... I am looking for parametric roadway layout. In the meantime I'll watch this.
Hey Jeff, thanks....so all looks so easy when You're showing to us. Awesome video, cheers
Excelente explicación, es lo que andaba buscando
Great video! thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Your the best Jeff. Thanks!
Very nice Jeff!
Thanks
Hi there. Usually I create my feature lines first and each one in different site and when I tried to do grading, an alert said: this feat line is not belong to this group. So how I can move them to the new group?
Thanks
wonderful new features
Thanks Jeff, your videos are great! I would like to know, your styles that you use, for example your corridor styles, featureline styles etc. (in your videos, they're typically prefixed 'ADSK'), are these autodesk defaults or are these your own custom styles. I would love to get hold of the styles and template packages you use.
Hi Johan, The styles I use in my sample drawings are one's I've created myself. I typically re-arrange things for each video to ensure the objects I'm working with are easy to see on screen.
@@JeffBartelsCAD Thanks for the reply. It would be great if you could make a basic styles package available to your viewers. I find the styles that I work with at the office always have some kind of issue. Would be great to build up new styles for myself based on your styles which look and work great.
Hi Jeff, i have a small doubt. Could you please show me how i can create create a vertical raise for my feature lines when i input them as a break line on a surface that was created by feature line. Sort of like a base pad all at one elevation but the next closed feature line is placed on top of the earlier feature line surface like that of a vertical height.
Jeff! This is awesome thanks a bunch.
Glad you liked it!
great example!
GREAT STUFF!
This is a great little demo. Does anyone have a link to the sample file? The only links I could find seem to be dead.
Is that surface relative to the existing ground?
Is it possible to make an alignment height relative to a surface in the same way ?
I’d like to do this same process but ensure the outer feature line is an alignment instead.
Great video Jeff !
How do you make the surface from Feature lines? Is it creating breaklines? Do you have a video on this? I've created mine but it seems not connecting to the surface as shown in the video. When I move my feature lines the surface does not update.
Add those feature lines to your surface as breaklines. Make sure your surface is updated as well
Great Video! Thank you Jeff.
You are welcome. Glad the recording is helpful!
very nice the way you teach thanks a lot for sharing this video
Muito, mas muito obrigado mesmo! Gratidão Jeff
Hi Jeff,
Looks like there are no corridor bowties around the sharp corners of your curb and gutters. What solves that?
Sub assemblies with fixed width parameters such as kerbs are automatically neatly shaped on corners like a mitre joint or picture frame. But I sometimes end up with bow ties trying to model a verge subassembly on the back of the kerb, which is frustrating. Currently working out a way to model grading without using grading tools as they are temperamental.
@@roberthampton1430 I still resort to feature lines and grading infills because of time constraints for each project. Wish there was an easier way to model carparks. 🤷
What if you had TBC elevations you were trying to tie your corridor into?
Por que Jeff no tienes estos vídeos en español 😭😭, sería bueno que un alma piadosa sacará subtítulos 😬
Thanks you
great tutoral...
i have an important Question i have one parcel with two levels i want to make it happened with an with out retaining wall
can you help me
To say that it is perfect, it may still be too low. Thanks Bartels
I'm looking for a tutor to show me how to model a parking lot using grading creation tools
Nice