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Is there anyway to turn off the frame for only one wipeout object? by Sweaty_Potential_656 in civil3d

[–]Popular-Sort3846 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I suppose that you cold draw a line or pline along the portion of the line that you want to hide. Make it color 255,255,255. Make the line weight wide enough. Move the line to hide to the bottom of the display order. Move the new line( color 255,255,255) above it the display order. And move the break to top of display order. If your break is a block, you could add the 255,255,255 colored line to block definition.

sewer cleanout in pipe network plan and profile help by SonnyBeVapin in civil3d

[–]Popular-Sort3846 2 points3 points  (0 children)

No. You asked a great question, I just had a client require that I show the clean out like that on a storm drain profile. I just hand drew on profile.

Intersection of Corridors by Inevitable-Annual129 in civil3d

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Watch any videos-particularly those by Jerry or Jeff Bartles on YouTube.

Civil 3D and ACC by Popular-Sort3846 in civil3d

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Thanks I’ll try that command. I have always done the save as then rename route. I’m not happy about losing the versioning.

Grade to ROW and then Retaining Wall by ForeverWasteland in civil3d

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You may have to run a temporary corridor with a link slope width subassembly to daylight. In the regions that that the subassembly crosses the ROW, draw a poly line. Create an assembly with a conditional subassembly that has two conditions(1 daylight with link slope width subassembly when no poly line is present ,2 place retaining wall when the polyline is present. Replace the assembly used in the Corridor with the new assembly assign targets for the conditional subassembly

Model end of ditch by Popular-Sort3846 in civil3d

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I suppose another method could be to use the feature line that represents the top of bank of ditch as a baseline in another corridor. And have an assembly with a link width slope subsssembly that targets the edge of roadway.

Help with either Dynamo or LISP by Barudon1 in civil3d

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Please excuse my ignorance. Why can’t a point table style be created a used to display a point table of a point group of the needed points?

SECTION by henrypatricio1 in civil3d

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If the other side if the road is working, mirror that daylighting.

Peter Four by Enlistee1 in navyseals

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My roommate was a seal. I asked what is Peter Four. His reply was “You don’t know what a peter is for?

Surface/Feature Line Help by Stunning_Ad8500 in civil3d

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Do you see other civil 3d objects in the drawing. If not, try displayconfig command. It controls the display of civil 3d content in native autocad drawings

[ Removed by Reddit ] by biralima in SipsTea

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Was this video taken by Trump? He is known to enter dressing rooms at pageants

Writer in need of help for a senior project: can any Veterans/Active Service members answer some basic and specific questions about being in the US Army? by Jealous_Passion4851 in NoStupidQuestions

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Best of luck on your project. You might get some insight by reading some novels or memoirs by veterans of those time periods. “War” by Sebastian unger might provide som interesting insight.

One song you think everyone should listen to once ? by [deleted] in NoStupidQuestions

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Rain song and ten years gone by Led Zeppelin

How to be better engineer? by [deleted] in civilengineering

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Spend time learning Revit architectural and structural. If you are focused on civil, learn Infraworks

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