CAD-1 Presents - Basic Roadway Design in Civil 3D

good webinar, but the fact it doesn't offset the correct 'sidewalk' width when it hits a feature automatically is ridiculous. This would cause a problem numerous times on every job

Brian, can you please load the .dwg files and xrefs so we can practice as we learn...would be VERY HELPFUL. Thank you!

too good

hi.... can anyone tell, if I need to build a road to a hill which is 150m high, what should be the curves with slope or grade I need to start?

please how can I download this video

It's awesome

can I get the files for practice?

Is there a way to import all those styles you have, all my c3d has is standard

your mistakes actually help people out as they see what not to do sometimes, not a bad watch, just chill and learn.

How about Dynamic Medians? Like how to make the LaneAOR to cross the CL of the alignment for a left turn pocket?

Great info.Thanks

Hi, i have a problem how to make the ending of street. I would like to make death end street with gutters and curb at the end, because the runofwater is coming down the street.

up to Alignment is fine ..without survey points how to create profile?
i didn't understand what is there in reference 10 can u please mail me regarding this issue [email protected]

can you give me that file sir so that i can practice?

sir pls provide the files so that I can work accordingly

awesome..thank you sir

Hi, I made a haul mass diagram and got the table of the masses with it's respective station, but the drawings of the haul mass diagram, are drawed in a way that the max values are not shown in the cad haul diagram, so I drawed it on excel using the table that Civil cad provided and it shows the max values in the appropriate positions. I checked that the diagram in civil was hitting the points in the vertical profile where the roadline changes from a cutting surface to a full surface and they don't match (the one of mass haul and the profile view)

Becky's way , poor professor hahahaha
my instructor says , always use HAL to make life easier when creating corridors .