Author
Eric Chappell
Released
6/27/2016Plus, get an introduction to three advanced toolsets in InfraWorks 360: modeling road design, bridge design, and drainage design.
- Exploring the InfraWorks 360 interface
- Navigating an InfraWorks 360 model
- Using bookmarks
- Creating a new model
- Retrieving data and adding it to your model
- Working with coordinate systems
- Adding terrain, vector, and point cloud data
- Creating and editing roads, land areas, buildings, and pipelines
- Adding trees, water features, barriers, and city furniture
- Creating and applying styles
- Presenting your design with snapshots and storyboards
- Analyzing the model
- Sharing a model to enable collaboration
- Designing roads, bridges, and drainage systems
Skill Level Appropriate for all
Duration
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- [Voiceover] Hello, I'm Eric Chappell and welcome to Autodesk InfraWorks 360 Essentials. I'm so glad you chose to watch this course dedicated to one of the most exciting new design programs on the market. InfraWorks 360 approaches design from a full time 3D perspective in a beautiful, immersive environment, but don't let its good looks fool you, InfraWorks 360 allows you to create your designs based on industry recognized design and engineering principles. In this course, you'll establish the existing conditions and create a new residential development near the beautiful town of Carpinteria, California, home of lynda.com.
Along the way, you'll learn how to master the essential functions of InfraWorks 360 to create your design, as well as analyze and visually communicate it with anyone in the world. So strap yourself in and enjoy the journey of creating your new world in InfraWorks 360.
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Introduction
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Welcome57s
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1. Exploring the World of InfraWorks 360
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Using the Utility Bar7m 39s
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Using the Intelligent tools5m 32s
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Navigating using the mouse4m 17s
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Looking underground5m 38s
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Navigating by selection3m 41s
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Creating and using bookmarks5m 39s
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Properties and data tables5m 22s
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2. Creating an Existing World
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Using Model Builder9m 4s
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Adding imagery7m 4s
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Setting the Model Extent3m 49s
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Adding terrain data2m 40s
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Adding vector data6m 19s
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Adding point cloud data5m 33s
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Updating the model thumbnail1m 36s
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3. Redesigning Your World
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Creating roads8m 48s
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Working with Edit mode3m 38s
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Editing roads with gizmos4m 22s
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Creating coverages5m 58s
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Editing coverage properties5m 56s
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Creating buildings4m 16s
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Editing buildings3m 18s
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Editing building properties5m 45s
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Understanding proposals5m 12s
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4. Adding Detail to Your World
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Creating trees5m 34s
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Editing individual trees3m 54s
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Editing groups of trees4m 30s
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Creating water features3m 34s
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Creating barriers3m 44s
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Editing style-based barriers2m 42s
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Creating city furniture3m 26s
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Editing city furniture5m 4s
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5. Changing the Look of Your World
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Creating a material group5m 38s
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Creating a road style5m 27s
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Working with Style Rules8m 38s
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6. Presenting Your World
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Creating a snapshot1m 41s
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Rendering your model5m 2s
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Creating a storyboard3m 52s
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Adding a watermark3m 17s
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7. Analyzing Your World
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Measuring your model3m 37s
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Analyzing visibility2m 55s
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Using Range Finder3m 32s
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Using Terrain Statistics4m 43s
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Using Terrain Themes5m 39s
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Using Feature Themes4m 17s
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Using Sun & Sky for analysis3m 53s
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8. Sharing Your World
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Creating and managing groups6m 11s
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Publishing a model3m 2s
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Synchronizing a model4m 16s
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Publishing to the web8m 10s
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View your model online7m 29s
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Taking your model offline3m 46s
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9. Introduction to Design Roads
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Creating design roads6m 57s
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Editing design roads7m 46s
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Using profile view7m 38s
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Working with lanes3m 14s
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10. Introduction to Bridge Design
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Creating bridges3m 14s
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Editing bridge geometry6m 33s
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Editing girders4m 43s
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Editing piers3m 33s
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11. Introduction to Drainage Design
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Creating pavement drainage7m 10s
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Editing pavement drainage5m 48s
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Creating a culvert4m 19s
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Calculating quantities2m 25s
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12. Conclusion
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Next steps50s
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