Super video sir, its amazing presentation . sir can u explain how to calculate material quantity at intersection for Structure materials.and earthworks by cross section method..?
This and 2st method just can create an intersection with the same width of sidewalk for both cross roads. So if the width of the sidewalks are different, how can we create a curb return?
thank you but can you please help me in the case where I have two roads with two different cross sections (different width of the roadway and sidewalk) I have been trying for two weeks to adapt your manual method in this case but i failed I would be very grateful for your help because I am stuck, thank you.
Hi Nourhene, try to watch the first half of this video which has a similar case to what you described in your comment, it may help, if it didnt please contact me again. ua-cam.com/video/gGJ4ItlWr4k/v-deo.html
@@AaronAlbarouki Hello sir, thank you very much for your answer but unfortunately I can’t solve my problem in fact I’m trying to clarify things my problem is: I have two lanes each with a different sidewalk width (the first with a sidewalk width of 3m and for the second street, a sidewalk width of 4 m) so I don’t know what is the cross-profile to fit at the offset axis which must start with a 3m sidewalk width and end with 4 m, the method works perfectly in the case where the width is fixed for both roads but in my case I don’t know how to adapt it , I look forward to your help which I appreciated very much and if it is possible to give me your mail or your linkdin account to send pictures captures of my problem in case or my explanation and is not clear, thank uuu
please sir urgent question .... at the video time 19:40 for the curve target options, im using civil3d 2023 but no any options or choices for these? the curve corridor is not extended to the intersection point only with curve
Saved me with this one. I was going mad about understanding how to create my intersection. I have an issue now with sections beeing created not per meter (as specified) but some intervals have like several tens of sections. Don't understand why it is genereating so many. Luckily it doesn't affect performance too much :)
Thanks Aaron, Now I am self training Civil3D, your videos are highest quality in explaination. Keep going mate
This is currently the best one on youtube. The rest aren't as detailed or concise. Thanks Aaron👌👌👌
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You explained it very well mate. thanks
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Brilliant work Mr. Aaron 👍
Very well explained
Thank you, very helpful video! Why should Alignment 1 be offset to the right side ?
Nice job Aaron!
Great job Mr
Thank you so much! very great help!
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Super video sir, its amazing presentation . sir can u explain how to calculate material quantity at intersection for Structure materials.and earthworks by cross section method..?
As soon as possible
This and 2st method just can create an intersection with the same width of sidewalk for both cross roads. So if the width of the sidewalks are different, how can we create a curb return?
great, keep going on
Thanks a lot
Hi Mr. Arron, I love your videos. I am wondering if you could teach me how to create the lane sub assembly that targets an alignment. Thank you!
If my question make sense. Also I just started learning Civil 3D. I hope you can help me.
Hi I got it! Thanks anyway. :)
Sorry Aldrin, I just saw your comment, I am glad you worked it out
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thank you
but can you please help me in the case where I have two roads with two different cross sections (different width of the roadway and sidewalk) I have been trying for two weeks to adapt your manual method in this case but i failed
I would be very grateful for your help because I am stuck, thank you.
Hi Nourhene, try to watch the first half of this video which has a similar case to what you described in your comment, it may help, if it didnt please contact me again. ua-cam.com/video/gGJ4ItlWr4k/v-deo.html
@@AaronAlbarouki Hello sir, thank you very much for your answer but unfortunately I can’t solve my problem in fact I’m trying to clarify things my problem is:
I have two lanes each with a different sidewalk width (the first with a sidewalk width of 3m and for the second street, a sidewalk width of 4 m) so I don’t know what is the cross-profile to fit at the offset axis which must start with a 3m sidewalk width and end with 4 m, the method works perfectly in the case where the width is fixed for both roads but in my case I don’t know how to adapt it , I look forward to your help which I appreciated very much and if it is possible to give me your mail or your linkdin account to send pictures captures of my problem in case or my explanation and is not clear, thank uuu
@@nourhenekouki1621 send me your file please to: aaron.albarouki@gmail.com
please sir urgent question .... at the video time 19:40 for the curve target options, im using civil3d 2023 but no any options or choices for these? the curve corridor is not extended to the intersection point only with curve
Mad skillz!
Saved me with this one. I was going mad about understanding how to create my intersection. I have an issue now with sections beeing created not per meter (as specified) but some intervals have like several tens of sections. Don't understand why it is genereating so many. Luckily it doesn't affect performance too much :)
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in the event that the section has a shoulder, what would be its pumping,
sorry but i didnt understand your question Nelson.
Wonderful
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