AutoCAD Civil 3D 2023 2 - Corridor Transitions

In the new 2023.2 release of Civil 3D there are some additions worth mentioning. In this video we look at Corridor Transitions, and touch on the new label featuture which will help when you have a large drawing that is causing performance issues.

[@philemonbalima4615]

Thanks for sharing!

[@milfora]

NIce overview, if you needed to add more kerb laybacks you can always export the transitions to Excel and copy/paste as many as you need

[@IanRobinson1]

I've not tried that. If that works, it will be brilliant. Thanks for the tip.

[@IanRobinson1]

I've looked at this, and yes, it works brilliantly. You export to CSV (which Windows defaults to opening in Excel) and can add as many as you need. What I liked about this is that if the assembly doesn't exist at the chainage (station) you choose, Civil 3D will automatically add it. My top tip here is to build it without the drop kerbs first, then extract the back of footpath featurelines from the corridor. Make sure in the settings you tell it not be dynamic to the corridor and create a name template to include the side. Then set this as a target for the back of the footpath. This way when you import all your kerb transitions the back of the footpath remains at the correct level

[@workuyifru7787]

hi ... can you load the updated apps or give me the link to download it?

[@dominiquevanderwesthuizen1776]

Your videos wil be better if you get straight to the point

[@IanRobinson1]

🤣. They are live presentations. I don't post them for likes, or kudos. They are only posted because people ask me to post them so they can review them later. Anyway, this is the shortest one! The one with only 1 point (and one minor diversion). Don't watch the other ones, you'll hate them 😁