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MULTIPLE INTERSECTIONS

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Manuel_Jinés
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MULTIPLE INTERSECTIONS

Good afternoon friends,
 
I recently started working with intersections, due to my little experience or none at all in this topic, 
I was somewhat involved in performing them and for that reason I would like to have opinions
on how to work some multiple intersections. 1.- In this case I think that I am doing well.
intersección multiple 4.png
2.- The doubts are generated when wanting to work the following intersections:

intersección multiple 2.png

 

intersección multiple 3.png

 

intersección multiple.png

 

Thank you in advance for your contributions on this topic.

 

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tcorey
in reply to: Manuel_Jinés

Those are complicated intersections and will not be solved by Civil 3D Intersections. Within your Corridor, you will need to use multiple Baselines, Regions, and Targets to accomplish your goal. Modern versions of Civil 3D, 2018 and 2019, allow you to use Feature Lines as Corridor Baselines. That should streamline your process somewhat.

 

Also, look into Connected Alignments, a way to make returns blend between two controlling alignments.

 

Here's a primer on the concept of manually creating intersections. This is from 2014 and does not include information on Feature Lines as Baseline nor Connected Alignments: 

 

https://timsc3dblog.blogspot.com/2014/10/corridor-intersection-primer-manually.html

 

 



Tim Corey
MicroCAD Training and Consulting, Inc.
Redding, CA
Autodesk Gold Reseller

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Manuel_Jinés
in reply to: tcorey

Thank you very much tcorey, His advice is always good.

have a nice day.

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