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Civil 3D - How To Copy Ranges Set Onto Other Surfaces

Civil 3D - How To Copy Ranges Set Onto Other Surfaces

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Civil 3D - How To Copy Ranges Set Onto Other Surfaces

pmhereS5MEY
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‎04-30-2025 08:33 AM

In Civil 3D using the Volume Surface tool to generate grading heat maps. They have set of analysis ranges that they would like to apply across multiple surfaces. The problem is looking for a way to copy and reuse this range setup instead of manually recreating it each time — which becomes time-consuming when dealing with 10–20+ layers. Composite layer pasting did not preserve the ranges.

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neilyj666
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‎04-30-2025 12:02 PM

I think there is a tool in the UKIE Country Kit that will do this but no idea why this functionality isn't part of the core product

neilyj (No connection with Autodesk other than using the products in the real world)
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jhm_dac
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‎04-30-2025 12:10 PM

CeeThreeDee Tools (https://ceethreedee.com/ceethreedee-tools) has a 'Copy Surface Analysis' tool. And if you have it, Sincpac (https://info.quuxsoft.com/SincpacC3D_Help/SP_CopyAnalyses.htm) has tools to copy the analysis options, as well as import and export them.

 

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