Using a Surface Slope Style to Validate a Parking Lot Design in Civil 3D

[@javiercisneros6048]

Thanks Jeff, you always posting good videos and very well explained. Question do you have any video with terrace drain connecting to downdrains to move the water out of the slopes? hopefully you have something, I can do slopes but is been hard to do the terrace and downdrains. thanks

[@MrMichalFischer]

Great job as always Mr. Bartels! I am just wondering if you could share your workflow (or "How to do it") of designing the parking lot from a scratch in some future video. Anyway, thank you for your work, it is always really helpful!

[@JeffBartelsCAD]

Hi Michal, There are several ways to approach parking lot modeling. Below are a couple videos that demonstrate a method using relative feature lines to give you some ideas. Relative Feature Lines - Pt. 1 kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4GvaWmKf9hsrrc Relative Feature Lines - Pt. 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZPRZWWXqbyqm7c

[@davidharms1239]

is there a workflow that we could put into place that we could have a surface slope style that could check the slopes and ensure that the model is doing what we want it to do?

[@carloschuecos7014]

Very good.

[@fredyreyes8218]

Hello mr Jeff, I would like to know how I can do to have an analysis of slopes, but to represent them with different "HATCHS" I what I do is to exploit the surface and change each solid hatch to any other type of hatch but that process takes me a long time And it is very dangerous to make mistakes selecting another area, for the delivery time which is very short, I thank you if you have a way to make it more professional and faster. thanks.

[@harlandcamley3996]

I don't like QR CODES because I have no access to scan them.SMH.