Find out what you should know in advance to be able to get the most out of this course.
- [Instructor] This course assumes that you're familiar with InfraWorks and you know how to do the basics, like panning and zooming, switching between conceptual view and engineering view, using bookmarks, and that you're familiar with things like the road tools within InfraWorks. If you aren't familiar with InfraWorks, I'd recommend completing some of the LinkedIn Learning InfraWorks courses, upon which this course builds. The functionality within this course is only available from InfraWorks 2019 version two and newer.
If you happen to be completing this course with a new version of InfraWorks, then you may see a model needs to upgrade message when opening the model. Simply accept the upgrade and carry on.
Author
Lynda Sharkey
Released
12/13/2018- Preparing a road for parametric bridge design
- Modifying a bridge in InfraWorks
- Drawing a bridge on a component road
- Adding bridge decorations
- Changing road assemblies on bridges
- Performing line girder analysis on a bridge
- Working with parametric components in InfraWorks and Inventor
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Using the example files1m 26s
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1. Get Familiar with Bridges in InfraWorks
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Model Builder and Road Recap4m 53s
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2. Modify a Bridge in InfraWorks
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Parametric bridge attributes3m 42s
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Work with bridge components2m 43s
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Work with abutments4m 30s
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Work with girders3m 27s
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Work with bridge decks6m 42s
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3. Change Road Assembilies on Bridges
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Add bridge decorations8m 12s
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Create an assembly for reuse2m 25s
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4. Bridge Analysis
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Bridge quantities2m 58s
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Line girder analysis5m 57s
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5. Parametric Wizardry
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Use the edited component2m 29s
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Conclusion
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Next steps35s
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