topic version 2018 bug ... does not support layers under kerbs, imported from C3D in InfraWorks Forum

version 2018 bug ... does not support layers under kerbs, imported from C3D

Anonymous — Tue, 16 May 2017 10:16:13 GMT

• Make a copy of DWG Tutorial file : CORRIDOR-1A
• In the DWG alter the assembly, add a layer below the curb

• Build Corridor (follow tutorial steps)
• Save to new DWG
• Start Infra-works
o New model
o Add data source: saved DWG (EG Surface)
o Add data source: saved DWG (Coverages (Corridor))
o Look at the display … one side has a hole where the curb should be

Re: version 2018 bug ... does not support layers under kerbs, imported from C3D

tmachado — Tue, 16 May 2017 12:45:25 GMT

I sent a message to Karsten so this can get escalated properly by Autodesk

Re: version 2018 bug ... does not support layers under kerbs, imported from C3D

Karsten.Saenger — Tue, 16 May 2017 13:04:57 GMT

Hi @Anonymous

I will double check this issue through the support case and post any update in this forum.

Regards,

Karsten.

Re: version 2018 bug ... does not support layers under kerbs, imported from C3D

Anonymous — Wed, 17 May 2017 08:01:16 GMT

attached is the tutorial file with layers below the curbs/kerbs ... Note: add layer below kerb on BOTH sides , left and right. When imported into Infraworks, one side is ok, the other side has a hole - where the kerb should be.

Re: version 2018 bug ... does not support layers under kerbs, imported from C3D

Karsten.Saenger — Wed, 17 May 2017 09:41:26 GMT

Hi @Anonymous

as discussed on the phone I am not able to recreate the issue.

In you image it seems as if the road surface has a slope and one side of the road digs into the terrain, for some reason.

The issue should be disappearing if you create a corridor surface in Civil 3D as well and import it into InfraWorks together with the coverage and surface data.

Regards,

Karsten

Re: version 2018 bug ... does not support layers under kerbs, imported from C3D

Anonymous — Wed, 17 May 2017 13:01:30 GMT

Thx Karsten, solved by including corridor surface that matches the top-most corridor links.