Descripción
Subassembly Composer for Civil 3D software is an amazingly powerful tool for anyone who uses corridors in Civil 3D. There are so many situations where the built-in subassemblies just won't get you what you need. In this class you'll get a chance to build your own subassemblies and see them in action in Civil 3D. We'll start off with a simple shape, and then continue on to something more complex with targets and logical decisions.
Aprendizajes clave
- Learn how to create a graph for a simple subassembly that includes codes used in the corridor.
- Learn how to create a graph that allows for user input as well as targeting objects in the drawing (i.e., width and surface).
- Learn how to create a graph that allows for logical decisions within the subassembly.
Orador
Brian HaileyIn 1998, armed with a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from Colorado State University, I began my career working at a general civil engineering firm using Land Desktop (LDT). Within a short time, I became the resident (self-taught) expert in LDT and AutoCAD and then learned AutoCAD Civil 3D upon its release. Today, as a registered professional engineer in the State of Colorado and CAD Manager, it’s my goal to deliver best-in-class support for GEI's CAD staff using AutoCAD Civil 3D, Infraworks and other software solutions. To that end, I am professionally certified in Autodesk software, have taught at Autodesk University eleven times since 2007 and won the AUGI Top DAUG competition at AU 2011. With a strong technical skillset and experience as a Civil Engineer and instructor, I regularly provide custom, effective trainings for any size firm. These training sessions include AutoCAD, AutoCAD Civil 3D, AutoCAD Map3D, Recap, Subassembly Composer, Vehicle Tracking, and InfraWorks.