Daylight, conditional cut and fill assemblies

[Anonymous]

I am beginer and i reffering the autodesk civil 3D course. I have a problem with subassemblies.

Can anyone clarify the difference between daylight subassembly , conditional cut and fill subassembly please.

[Anonymous]

I am beginer and i reffering the autodesk civil 3D course. I have a problem with subassemblies.

Can anyone clarify the difference between daylight subassembly , conditional cut and fill subassembly please.

[Joe-Bouza · Accepted solution]

I have more experience with the horizontal condition

The daylight sub assemblies perform the cut anf fill as prescribed.

the conditional subs do the same but have a true false condition the you can set,  if cut is < h apply this sub assembly,  if not use this subassembly and so on They allow you to evaluate the conditions along you corridor and apply the assembly desired. 

[Joe-Bouza · Accepted solution]

I have more experience with the horizontal condition

The daylight sub assemblies perform the cut anf fill as prescribed.

the conditional subs do the same but have a true false condition the you can set,  if cut is < h apply this sub assembly,  if not use this subassembly and so on They allow you to evaluate the conditions along you corridor and apply the assembly desired. 

[Jeew-m · Accepted solution]

Hi,

This is in addition to Joe's comments.

Daylight is a subassembly that creates you cut fill slopes for your corridor.

Conditional cut/Fill means just two subassemblies which carry conditions with them.

They cannot function by them selves. They give a condition to daylight subassembly how it should be applied.

For example if you need to have a cut slope of 1.2:1 when cut height is less than 6m and 1.5:1 slope when cut height is greater than 6m you can use conditional assembly with cut. 

This is a good example for that.

Thanks

[Jeew-m · Accepted solution]

Hi,

This is in addition to Joe's comments.

Daylight is a subassembly that creates you cut fill slopes for your corridor.

Conditional cut/Fill means just two subassemblies which carry conditions with them.

They cannot function by them selves. They give a condition to daylight subassembly how it should be applied.

For example if you need to have a cut slope of 1.2:1 when cut height is less than 6m and 1.5:1 slope when cut height is greater than 6m you can use conditional assembly with cut. 

This is a good example for that.

Thanks

[Anonymous]

Thank you very much @Joe-Bouza and I appreciated your useful clarification. I have clarified the issue with your reply. 

Thank you very much for your support.

[Anonymous]

Thank you very much @Joe-Bouza and I appreciated your useful clarification. I have clarified the issue with your reply. 

Thank you very much for your support.

[Anonymous]

Thank you very much @Jeew-m and I appreciated your useful clarification. I have clarified the issue with your reply.  and I am very happy when I got a reply from an expert from my country. It is very happy to see experts in this forum from my country.Thank you very much for your support.

[Anonymous]

Thank you very much @Jeew-m and I appreciated your useful clarification. I have clarified the issue with your reply.  and I am very happy when I got a reply from an expert from my country. It is very happy to see experts in this forum from my country.Thank you very much for your support.

[Jeew-m]

You are Welcome.

[Jeew-m]

You are Welcome.

[LucieChartier]

Hello,

How do I create a sub assembly that respects this? (see image)

[LucieChartier]

Hello,

How do I create a sub assembly that respects this? (see image)