How can i get at least similar sub-assemblies respect to the project design as

[ashutam]

Hi All,

Please, can you help me to figure out how to get subassemblies similar to my project in civil 3d?

I was looking but I can't get.

Do u have any idea how to edit even the existing subassemblies to attain the project standard?

can anyone help me urgently?

Please find the attached pdf for more information how I need the subassemblies looks like.

thankyou  so much for your quick respond  

With best regards 

Ashu

[KMercier_C3D · Accepted solution]

If you are okay with using subassemblies generated in Subassembly Composer there are a few .pkt files that were generated in this thread which look very similar to what you are looking for (LINK). I've attached one of the pkt file that I worked on for that thread to this reply, but I urge you to look at the link to see further discussion. 

[CivilFlow]

Hi-

@KMercier_C3D is right that you will have the most flexibility using Subassembly Composer.  Her .pkt should work great for you.  However, to get the guardrail / Daylight you need, you will have to add the subassembly "Daylight  General".  Check out the help file for it to see how it applies. 

AutoCAD Civil 3D Help: DaylightGeneral
http://help.autodesk.com/view/CIV3D/2018/ENU/index.html?guid=GUID-7945D30E-1C59-4D73-A4AE-F32E64D7ED...

I hope this helps in addition to Kati's.

[ashutam]

Hi KMERCIER,

Thanks alot this mean alot to me, im not that much with  subassembly composer.

This is very helpful.

With best Regards 

Ashu

[ashutam]

Hi MiKE,

THANKS ALOT 

YOU ARE  CORRECT AND I WILL FOLLOW AS PER THE LINK

WITH BEST REGARDS 

ASHU

[ashutam]

Hi kati,

Sorry the file you gave me not working peoperly the pkt.file

And show me a peoblem to run 

Please see the attached file for the error 

Looking for your solution 

Thanks alot 

Ashu

[CivilFlow · Accepted solution]

Glad to help...if you have trouble with the .pkt, you can try to build something with default subassemblies in Civil 3D.  This screen cast shows an option to consider.  However, the width of the lower layers won’t maintain the proper widths if you’re targeting varying alignments representing the outside lane edges.  This is where Kati’s subassembly is superior.  Her base layers react dynamically with offset changes...super cool.

[ashutam]

Dear Mike,

I thank you for your solution.

This is the excellent solution and exactly what I want.

I Thankyou for quick respond.

Ashu

[anteneh.zewdu]

This is so much helpful. Thank you very much.