Calculating Corridor Structural Volumes using Civil 3D
The trick to calculating corridor structural volumes is knowing the shape codes used in the assemblies. Since each closed shape in a Civil 3D subassembly is given a code (or “name”), corridor materials can be calculated by simply extracting the volume of selected named shapes. In this session we’ll explore a workflow that extracts several structural material volumes from a roadway corridor model.
Видео Calculating Corridor Structural Volumes using Civil 3D канала Jeff Bartels
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