Assemblies in Civil 3D
After
creating alignments and profiles, you need assemblies to create your Road model. A road model is formed by the
combination of surface, alignments and assemblies.
In
Civil 3D, an assembly is a object which is a collection of smaller units called
subassemblies. These subassemblies are parametric in nature and are the
building blocks of any road cross-section. Each assembly has a baseline with an
attachment point indicated by a marker. The below Figure shows a road assembly
cross-section.
Creating assemblies in Civil 3D
To
create a n assembly, choose the Create Assembly tool from the Create Design panel; the Create Assembly dialog box will be displayed. In this dialog box, specify the
required settings for your assembly and then Choose the OK button; the Create Assembly dialog box will be closed.
You will be prompted to specify the location of the assembly baseline. Click in
the drawing to specify the location of
the assembly baseline. On doing so, the assembly baseline will be displayed at
the specified location in the drawing, as shown in the below Figure.
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