The best video out there based on this!

@GraitecLtd

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much

So much appreciate your style of demonstration , quick, accurate ... some trainers would take an hour to show the same exercise for beginners, like that you dont dabble in basics and get to advance techniques ... stay well bro

@GraitecLtd

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks George. We are glad you enjoyed the tutorial.

Great video!!! Need more videos about civil 3d Awesome presentation

Thanks much - great explanation with aspects explained clearly and efficiently. Am a subscriber now.

a great video. well done. very informative. will be using this workflow in the future. thank you.

@GraitecLtd

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching, we're glad you enjoyed the tutorial

Damn. I need to spend months to learn this topic.

Sir, can you please make a video where instead of tying an intersection into existing road, you add 1 lane at the both sides of that existing road with the same slope, it would really help me a lot, thanks.

Great tutorial!Please describe how to create the kerb return assembly as i can't position the basepoint on the lane.

@GraitecLtd

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Robert, good question. This is something a lot of people forget to do when creating Kerb Return Assemblies. It’s not about turning your lane the other way, you just need to change the codes for the inside point (normally set to “Crown”) to “Lane” and the outside point (Called ‘lane Type’ and normally set to “Lane”) to “Crown”. Do this in the properties of the subassembly. Hope this helps. The Graitec Team

@robertgardner8202

4 жыл бұрын

Thankyou that's lowered my blood pressure no end. Much appreciated!

@stephennortley4001

4 жыл бұрын

Hello Robert. I really enjoyed this video. How do you go about creating the kerb return assembly. Is this a standard template in the inbuilt library an if so what tab is it under?

If I want to design a one-lane, one-way road assembly with gutter and curb on both edges and cross-fall. How would I do the assembly?

Hi there! Very good video on how to get this created. would you be able to share your created assemblies that we can use them in our own projects? I'll also send a message over on your website