Use the hashtags below to find the related posts. #Adjust #Alignment #Analysis #BandSet #Barrel #Bellmouth #BowTie #BoxCulvert #BulkWater #Cesspit #Channel #ChannelHeight #ChannelSideSlope #ChannelWidth #CircularPipe #Colour #Coordinates #CoordinateSystem #Corridor #Culvert #CurveSmoothing #DesignFlow #DesignVelocity #Dynamic #Edit #Error #Export #Expression #FinalSurface #FlowDepth #FreeBoard #HorizontalAlignment #Inflow #Intersection #Label #Lisp #LongitudinalSection #Manho

Devotech developed a new profile view style, band set, and labels for the stormwater longitudinal sections, it can display the details and hydraulics for pipes, culverts and channels. We also incorporated a band which displays the flow depth in metres, flow depth in percentage and channel freeboard: See an example of the entire longitudinal section below: A video explaining how to use this profile view is available here (log in is required, sign up is for free): https://www.d

Some Civil 3D users may experience that strange blue lines appear next to a profile view: To remove these lines, recalculate the superelevation and tick off the Apply curve smoothing option (if the project allows not to use curve smoothing): Result: Note: Apply curve smoothing is mostly used for railway design but it can also be used for road design. It smoothens the rail or road edge profile: Hashtags #Superelevation #ProfileView #LongitudinalSection #CurveSmoothing

Pipe network editing in Autodesk® Civil 3D® tends to be very slow, especially when the plan production longitudinal sections are in the design drawing. Devotech tested a drawing to determine what the biggest impact on performance is when editing a pipe network vertically in the profile view. To our surprise, labels and profile view bands did not make a significant impact, instead the number of profile views in the drawing and the profile view lengths influenced the performanc