Autocad Civil 3D 2014 - Best Fit Circle

Autocad Civil 3D 2014 - Best Fit Circle

Step by step Best Fit Circle

1.  Provide points need to create a circle

2. Click Lines/Curves - Create Best Fit Entities - Create ARC

3. Choose "By Clicking on the screen"

4. Click points

5. Choose points which getting good result of circle

6. Click Save and result as below

Autocad Civil 3D 2014- command "Layiso"

Autocad Civil 3D 2014- command "Layiso"

1. Provide objects with different layer

2. Command "layiso" 

3. Choose object need to isolated

4. Copy all object

5. paste -- Object with isolated will copy / move only

Issue:

When isolating layers using the Layer Isolate (LAYISO) command, there is different display behavior in AutoCAD and AutoCAD based products. The layers are still visible and appear semi-transparent rather than hidden

Causes:

The change in display behavior is caused by different standard setting for the LAYISO command. There are two possibilites for the behavior of unselected elements:

Lock and shade the unselect elements

Turn the unselect elements off

By default the Lock and shade will be used

All layers except the layers of the selected objects are either turned off, frozen in the current layout viewport, or locked, depending on the current setting. The layers that remain visible and unlocked are called isolated.

The following prompts are displayed.

Select Objects on the Layer(s) to be Isolated

After selecting one or more objects, all layers except the layers of the selected objects are either turned off, frozen in the current layout viewport, or locked, depending on the current setting. The layers that remain visible and unlocked are termed isolated.

Note: Locked layers are faded by default. You can specify the percent of the fading from the Lock option in this command. You can later change the value with the LAYLOCKFADECTL system variable.

If you make changes to layers within a session and you want to restore the layers to the state they were in immediately before you entered the LAYISO command, use the LAYUNISO command.

Settings

Controls whether layers are turned off, frozen in the current layout viewports, or locked.

Off

Turns off or freezes all layers except the layers of the selected objects.

Vpfreeze

In a layout, freezes all but the selected layers in the current layout viewport only. Other layout viewports in the drawing are unchanged.

If not in a layout, all other layers are turned off instead.

Off

Turns off all but the selected layers in all viewports.

Lock and Fade

Locks all layers except the layers of the selected objects, and sets the fading for locked layers

AUTOCAD CIVIL 3D 2014 - EXTRACT CORRIDOR SOLID

EXTRACT CORRIDOR SOLID

 command : aeccEXPORTCORRIDORTOSOLIDS

Step by Step

1. Open a corridor file.

2. In the Toolspace, click Toolbox Tab > Miscellaneous Utilities > Corridor Solids > “Extract Corridor Solids”

3. On the Region Option page, set the following:

– Select the Regions or Ranges you want to extract.

In this example, we will select our target corridor and click “Add All Baseline Regions.” This will create solids from the entire corridor.

– Make any Color settings for assemblies, shapes, or links.

– Specify the Layer Naming Structure for assemblies, shapes, and links.

– Click “Next >”

4. On the Output Option page, set the following:

– Specify the object type you want to extract such as Bodies, Solids, or Swept Solids.

– Select one of the Output Destination Options.

In this example, we will select “AutoCAD 3D Solids (based on corridor sampling)” and add the solids to a new drawing.

– Click Create Solids.

5. Open our newly created drawing file.

– Set SHADEMODE and use 3DORBIT as desired to view the 3D solids.

Autocad Civil 3D - Create a Parcel

How to create a parcel in Autocad Civil 3D 2014 

step by step as below

1. Create a line or polygon, etc

2. Click Create Parcel from Objects

3. Sorting part ,which part that you want to creating parcel

4. Setting Site as picture

5. The Result as parcel

4. moving the line boundaries, the area will change too

Autocad Civil 3D 2014 - Changing Elevation Precision

Changing Elevation Precision 

step by step as below

1. Data Elevation shown is 2 digit (XX.XX)

2. Go to label Style Composer (Elevation) and Text Component Editor
     You will found "<[Point Elevation(Um|P2|RN|AP|GC|UN|Sn|OF)]>)
     

3. Click on Point Elevation and Precision "0.001" and click arrow. it will be
    (<[Point Elevation(Um|P3|RN|AP|GC|UN|Sn|OF)]>)

4. Click Apply and OK , see the result