When you reverse a horizontal alignment, Civil 3D does not reverse the vertical alignment, this is a known issue in Civil 3D. Devotech developed a workflow to reverse the vertical alignment. Go to Toolbox - Reports Manager - Profiles and select the PVI_Station command: Copy PVI data from the text file to a tabular Editor (Open Office Calc, MS Excel): The PVI data in Excel: Replace the “+” sign with “nothing” in the chainage column: The result without a "+" sign: In open colum

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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

Autodesk® Civil 3D® 2019 gives the following error when using the Devotech iDAS Profile from Pipe command: To resolve this problem install the Civil 3D 2019.2 update from your Autodesk Desktop Application. Civil 3D 2020 gives the same error but unfortunately the first update or service pack has not been released yet. We recommend using Civil 3D 2019 until the first service pack or update has been released for Civil 3D 2020. Civil 3D 2020 is backwards compatible with Civil 3D