Part 11 - Corridor Object Extraction, Viewing, Display Options

[@aravinthpichamani]

Hi , can u post civil 3D part builder

[@MohammadUmar-py3du]

Hey, i hope you are doing well i just need to know how you put map in Civil 3D it's look like grey in colour contour map.

[@KyleEvansCivil]

Are you talking about the Aerial Photo? If that is the case you have to set up a coordinate system in your drawing and then run the command GEOMAP

[@MohammadUmar-py3du]

@@KyleEvansCivil Thankyou

[@MohammadUmar-py3du]

Hey i hope you are doing well i want to thanks to your video it helped me alot i just scored 97% marks in my project where I made a 2 way 2 lane geometric design of road. Thank you so much if i will have a inquiry i will ask you. :)

[@aravinthpichamani]

Sir Dynamo ? Possible

[@sanketdongare9926]

If your available I need your help please respond on my comment .. whenever I use offset alignment my drawing starts to runs slow when I used all those widening etc can you please show me the best practices to how can I use offset alignment efficiently because it's a very good tool to because as you also it's dynamic to alignment my only concern about that ..how to use it more systematic ..8 km road or if I use for some duct bank can you please help me and make a vedio

[@georgec1242]

I'm his previous student and I have same situations as you when I'm doing some of the widening projects, I guess when you doing all those widening projects, simplified the original alignment should be processes if you don't have fine/proper survey picked. So instead create offset alignment right the way, you may need to simplify your alignment (for example if the alignment is on edge of pavement, you don't want to read them every 3-5 meters specially for 8km road we do every 10-20m on tangent,1-5 on curves) and also create "best fit profile"(for widening purpose I assume we don't really need the profile to be 'dynamic' at all), since there's a lot topographic points reading weather vertically & horizontally (drone survey are even worse). don't worried too much about plus/minus a cent on tie-in, the site guys would always prefer mill/overlay to tie to existing crown for widening jobs.