Leo Lavayen

Part THREE of working with Code Set Styles: Plotting Section Views in Civil 3D

Part TWO of working with Code Set Styles in Civil 3D: Corridors

Flipping Alignment Text and Block Components to the outside

Creating for proposed slopes from existing top/toe slopes to a projected intersection using Corridors or Grading.

Corridor Edits via: Dialog Box, Right Click and On Screen Edits.

The Civil 3D Corridor Section Views Editor is a great tool to view and edit design manually at key stations.

If you need to experiment with some options while editing a Surfaces, the  “Snapshot” function could help.

Continuing to explore some Autodesk Civil 3D surface commands, we will be exploring the Move Blocks to Surface command.

Building a Surface from Block Data with Attribute Elevations.

Creating custom labels to calculate needed structure values.

We often get the question "How do you check clearances between civil 3D Pipe elements?" In this article, we explore 3 options to solve the issue.

Forcing Civil 3D labels to inside (below) or outside (above) with a setting.

Creating Expression to counteract the Civil 3D Labels Dynamic Heights

Pulling Profile Data from One Drawing to Another via LandXML

Using curved wipeouts in blocks to hide elements behind a block in AutoCAD or Civil 3D.

Here are a few ways to customize Civil 3D Labels, with examples of a double component label.

When labeling Civil 3D Pipe lengths have options for Center to Center or Inside Walls.