Home
Basic
Intermediate
Advanced
Exercise
Blog Archieve
Video Tutorial
Blog Archieve
Blog Archieve
Blog Archieve
Popular Posts
COGO Points vs. Survey Points
In Configuring Description Keys for Point Import ,” you imported survey data that contained points. Points brought in through the methods de...
Creating Standard Curves
When re-creating legal descriptions for roads, easements, and properties, users such as engineers, surveyors, and mappers often encounter a ...
Supplementing Factors
Turning on Supplementing Factors in the Add Breaklines dialog enables you to add additional surface points along your breaklines. Doing this...
Weeding Factors
Turning on Weeding Factors in the Add Breaklines dialog allows you to omit extraneous data from your surface. You will want to consider wee...
Combining Design Surfaces
In " Designing New Terrain ", if you completed the additional exercise, you created a new surface that represents the grading of i...
Custom Point File Formats and Advanced Options
If the file format you need is not available or you want to use the adjustment and transformation capabilities, you can do so by clicking th...
Anatomy of a Point
Civil 3D points (see Figure ) are intelligent objects that represent x, y, and z locations in space. Each point has a unique number and, opt...
Creating Basic Points
You can create points in many ways using the Points menu in the Create Ground Data panel on the Home tab of the ribbon. Points can also be i...
Importing a Text File of Points
In this exercise, you’ll learn how to import a TXT file of points into Civil 3D: Open the 0301_PointImport.dwg or (0301_PointImport_METRIC....
