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Subassembly or Grading Toolbar

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jose_e_rubio_g
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Subassembly or Grading Toolbar

I am a novice in civil 3d and I need help please ...... following what would be the method to create a slope 2: 1 having a height difference between the terrace and the original area of 20 meters and which has steps 2 meters long, these steps must be 4 meters in vertical distance bone more or less 4 or 5 steps .... what would be the method ... 1) is created with the toolbar of grading and not as so or 2) by an alignment around the edge of the terrace and then a subaseembly not what would be inserted .....

thank thank everyone who help me in this problem ......

 
 
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tcorey
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Based on your description of the project, I would recommend using a corridor. The specific built-in subassembly that does benching is called DaylightBench, but it's going to search for daylight, not necessarily 20 meters height. You could create a temporary surface using a temporary corridor that uses LinkSlopeandVerticalDeflection and then daylight to that surface using DaylightBench.

 

Or you could build a custom subassembly using Subassembly Composer.



Tim Corey
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jose_e_rubio_g
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thank you very much Tim, I will make the test......

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