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Does anyone have a block for a Single Unit Truck turning radius? I need to show one, and my boss wants me to trace a scan of it, but it's distorted. I'm pretty sure it's a scan of a copy of a copy. Anyway, I have found a ton of then for tractor trailors, but nothing that will work for a fire truck. Dimensions are 30' x 8.5' with min. outside radius of 42 and min. inside of 28.4. If anyone has this that they can share, I'd really appreciate it.
But I think we might re-evaluate that in our next strategic planning session.
BTW - thanks for all the contributions. I have the PB drop MH thing about 80%, but there is definately something wrong somewhere, I'm CONSTRAINED to believe. 🙂
Rick
simplycivil3d.blogspot.coom
Thanks, Rick coauthor Mastering Civil 3D 2012 I blog at http://simplycivil3d.wordpress.com
If you get on their MAP program, which is like Subscription, it's not
near as much. We pay around $360 a year for one license of AutoTURN.
Then again, this is tax dollars paying for it so it doesn't really
affect me much. 🙂
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EB42
Civil 3D 2010
Quad Core Xeon
(3)250GB SATA Drives
4GB RAM
Mark Spatz wrote:
> come-on, you guys didn't spend the $3-4K for a license of AutoTURN to
> use once every 3-months?
>
> ...and folks think Civil 3D is expensive!
Autoturn for design??? Whatever- you know we all pay the money just so you can play with the "drive" feature using the "stearing wheel". Fun, isn't it?? 🙂
Autoturn
for design??? Whatever- you know we all pay the money just so you can play
with the "drive" feature using the "stearing wheel". Fun, isn't it??
:)
Oh hell yeah- how about some sort of computer game interface where users can upload their Civil 3d corridors to a common website, piece multiple ones together, and drive them using simulations like race cars, monster trucks, motorcycles, ect... All of the vehicle's turning, speed, and view constraints would come into play....
Does anybody know where I can find an index of the vehicle types (i.e. SU=Single Unit Truck)? I try to store seldom used (but valuable) reference drawings with "plain names" rather than acronyms or "coded" descriptions. When it takes me longer to hunt through a directory for the right one than it would to just redraw it... Doesn't make it worth having all this great material, no?
Thanks much.
Roger Mc
"Always remember: nothing difficult is ever easy."
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