Computing materials each material with a different units

Computing materials each material with a different units

hema.sourour1
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Computing materials each material with a different units

hema.sourour1
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  1. Hello everyone,

I'm using civil 3D since a while i have no problems with that. Computing materials in default is in ( m3) for all materials.

For example, I usually compute fill/cut, base, asphalt and concrete as well, all units are in ( m3 ). If i want asphalt for example in ( m2 ) then i have to divide it's quantity by depth.

In my current project it was refused to do like this. It was asked to get each element with it's unit directly from civil 3d

 

Is there is anyway to do that ?! 

I'm sure there must be away.

Finally i need 

* Curbs in (m) 

* Asphalt, slope protection and rigid pavement in (m2)

* Fill/cut and base (m3)

 

 

 

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hema.sourour1
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any one can help !! 

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andrewpuller3811
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You can use the quantity take off manager to assign pay items to lines, polylines and hatches to get quantities for linear objects and areas.

 

Check here - https://help.autodesk.com/view/CIV3D/2021/ENU/index.html?guid=GUID-5FF56BE5-46CA-4B9F-A4CD-BCFE6F6C8...

 



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Andrew Puller
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Civil 3d 2023
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lim.wendy
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Hi @hema.sourour1 ,

 

Welcome to the Civil 3D forum. Thank you for submitting your question in our discussion forums. Have you had a chance to look over the suggestion provided by Andrew?

Do you have any questions about it, let us know if you require further assistance.

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