Dynamo for Civil3D: Feature line node labels

[@SatheeshSiva-t5p]

I want to express my appreciation for the Civil3D in Dynamo video. It was very clear and useful. Thank you!

[@doncocad9077]

YO! The first Dyanmo video I've watched that actually supplements the deficiencies in C3D! GOOD JOB!

[@ledang9584]

Looks like a great video

[@alistairstewart9080]

I have been trying to do this for ages!! thanks so much :)

[@yzermanrides2541]

I love this! Im just wondering why i wouldn't just use a civil3D line label?

Fantastic. Thank you.

[@doncocad9077]

ok.... I do not have that Land Development tool tab under my civil 3d toolkit in my dynamo. How do I get that one? because My current c3d toolkit does not include "Sites" or other LDD items.

[@johnovercash1798]

What the rush for?

[@saital]

Thanks So much for sharing this Information and Idea, Can we model the curb in site development with Dynamo or not?

[@colindeacon9705]

Great tutorial, but the script comes up as a warning and won't work I copied it exactly as your edit?

[@nathandiehl772]

Just what I am looking for. Would you be willing to post this Dynamo script?

[@ledang9584]

Can you create dynamic feature line sloped from other feature line ?

[@subints9370]

Can you share the python script.Not working while creating this

[@mohamedabdelsalam7856]

thanks much for sharing this informations i am civil engineering student and i have a question about dynamo for civil 3d do you see that dynamo is helpful and good for civil 3d as for revit someone told me its not that great for civil 3d do you agree with that what is your opinion please

[@127civileng]

Dynamo for Civil3D is not as mature as Revit. However, you are getting into this world for civil engineering right at the ground floor. In my opinion, all new civil engineers should node a little Python coding and getting started in Dynamo is a great way to figure out the automation.

[@kirkm4079]

This is great! How would you do slopes as well?

[@127civileng]

All feature lines can be converted into PolyCurve (which is a Dynamo type Geometry). For each curve in the PolyCurve, get the length and the difference between elevations for the starting and ending points. With these two values you have the slope. Get a point midway on each curve to place the label (mtext) and you have what you need!

[@raythomps7504]

I am looking for a developer to create a dynamo script that will export cogo points to different excel sheets. Does you or your company build these?

[@127civileng]

I would like to look into solving your problem. I will need a sample set of points and some information regarding the desired Excel output. With Dynamo, this should be pretty straight forward. Please email to either address shown in the beginning of this video.

[@pankinBIM]

this is a typical task for Dynamo