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There are several ways to accomplish it, maybe the quickest one is:
1] _MAPEXPORT to a point shapefile
2] open the resulting .DBF in a spreadsheet
3] copy the coordinates' column, and paste it in Notepad.
I used these techniques for another purpose http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/AutoCAD-Civil-3D/Extract-Vertices-from-Crossing-3D-polys/m-p/3690292/h... so Kudos to antoniovinci and mathewk
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What is the resultant dwg objects? Export may be unnecessary if the object can be added to the surface definition directly, no?
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