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Creating an assembly - AutoCAD Civil 3D Tutorial
From the course: AutoCAD Civil 3D 2018 Essential Training
Creating an assembly
- [Instructor] Now that we have an understanding of what a corridor is and what makes up an Assembly, we understand that before we create a corridor, we need to create an Assembly. Let's do that in this exercise. We're going to go ahead and open up our exercise file, 08_03_Assembly, and we're going to create an Assembly by coming to the Home Ribbon, Create Design, the middle right, and we have the ability to Create Assembly. I'm going to go ahead and select Create Assembly, and we're going to name this Assembly, Main Road. Now, unless you're working with superelevation information and the pivot location is critical, if that's important, then of course you'll select the correct Assembly type depending on your pivot point, and of course, if you're working with Railway. If that doesn't matter to you, leave the Assembly Type at Other for now. You can always change that property later. The Assembly also has a style and we'll talk a little bit more about Code Set style later, but do you see…
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What is a Civil 3D corridor?2m 47s
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Assemblies, subassemblies, links, points, and shapes3m 59s
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Creating an assembly17m 8s
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Creating a simple corridor4m 51s
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Corridor targeting5m 21s
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Corridor surfaces5m 52s
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Creating an advanced corridor: Cul-de-sac11m 27s
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Intersection objects12m 23s
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Bringing it all together5m 55s
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