AutoCAD Civil 3D

[#1]

Hi Guys,

Please see attached logitudunal profile view style. Do anyone know what this style is called as i cant find it in c3d 2012. this sample is taken from another drawning from a different company. I would like to use this style for my roads. Please help?

Thanks in advance

Sean

[#2]

I don't think it's stock. It was probably customized for that company. If the file was created in Civil 3D and you have the digital file, you should be able to list the name.

Allen

[#3]

it looks as if someone put alot of work into those styles.   The completed view is not a out of the box style.

It might help your knowledge of the profile view styles if you try to make your own based on what you see there.

[#4]

If you have the drawing file, and the version is the same or older than your current version, you can drag & drop it into your template.

[#5]

I like it! It looks like it would work well for rural grading projects. On some down time I might just tackle this baby, if I come up with something useful I'll be sure to drop back and post here. Thanks for sharing this insight. I'm guessing he doesn't have the C3D file or he wouldn't be asking how to lay it out. Good luck!

This will all take place within your Profile View Properties > Bands. In fact Civil 3D 2012 has many options available and I wouldn't be surprised if you couldn't modify and existing styles to generate this look.

[#6]

Thanks lea,

Its a beauty alright.

Unfortunitly i only have the PDF of it. My skills are basic when it comes to editing profile stlyes esplecially to that standard. 

Has anyboby out there got a good profile view for a rural road. basically i am doiing an unpaved road to a rural mine in africa. If anyone would like to post a suitable profile template this this i would very grateful.

Thnaks in Advance. 

[#7]

Looks very nice.

A few short band titles, one with some extra lines and a couple of text components to get the extra vertical title boxes for design reduced levels and vertical alignment, then fit the band heights and band titles.