Civil tools in BricsCAD - BricsCAD Academy - P1
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- čas přidán 5. 07. 2024
- Welcome to BricsCAD Academy. A free online course to teach you how to get the most of BricsCAD.In part 1, learn how to use Civil tools in BricsCAD.
01:40 Import a TIN surface
03:04 Contours
04:30 Adding features to a TIN surface
05:30 Grading
11:40 Extracting data
13:30 Create Mesh
15:20 Smooth a TIN surface
16:30 Deform a TIN surface
19:00 More data extraction
23:10 Attach a model to a TIN surface
23:34 Adding a road
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THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THE CLASS, I HAVE A QUESTION, WHAT TYPE OF COORDINATE SYSTEM SUPPORTS THE PROGRAM
Is there any way to get this training set now? I jave some time to get the V21 Trial and wanted to run through this training video, but the link no longer works?
Hi, Brian, I confirm that the downloading link no longer works on Chrome, but it works on Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox and Opera. You can still download the link using Google Chrome if you hover the link->Copy Link Address->open a new tab and paste the link in the search bar. The download will start.
Hello, thank you for the great tutorial. Would it be possible to get this dataset now?
The link to the dataset is wrong in the description of this video, this is the correct link: boa.bricsys.com/static/files/BricsCAD%20training.zip
AND I HAVE ANOTHER QUESTION, HOW TO LINK THE BRISCA AND TUINMOTION
Your demonstration looked good, although the vertical alignment looked like it was adjusted just by eye. To be practical it would need to allow precise adjustments to the vertical alignment. Can you therefore input an exact gradient figure for the road surfaces? For example you might not want it steeper than 8% so it would,be good to specify the gradient along its length.Also can you specify a 'best fit' to balance cut/fill and maximum required gradient?
1. Currently, you cannot adjust manually the gradients of the vertical alignment in the properties panel.
2. A "best fit" to balance cut/fill volume is possible in V21. You can find more information in this video (timestamp 49.26 Optimizing cut and fill volumes): czcams.com/video/9slBsZhlFgk/video.html
This video is more up-to-date for the civil features.
@@BricsysOfficial Thanks for the reply. It would be good to have the ability adjust the gradients manually. In fact it is probably essential. Perhaps in a future release?
@@kennyb8718 I will inform the development team about this feature request.
Hi thanks for the video. I have a question. In the video you don't see the triangles of the TIN surface. How do you see the continuous surface without seeing the triangles every time you hover over the surface?
Hey there, thank you for your question. Are you referring to contour lines colored in blue when cursor hovers the surface in the video? If so, this is a 'Contours' option under TIN visibility properties, available on the Properties panel. Hope this helps!
Is that able to create the road cross section in BricsCAD V20?
There is no road cross section tool in BricsCAD. 3d party applications extend current BricsCAD Civil functionality: www.bricsys.com/applications/?category=Civil For example, Civil Site Design: www.bricsys.com/applications/a/?civil-site-design-a622-al1089
@@BricsysOfficial If I sent that surface along with the road profile to someone using Autodesk Civil 3D, can they create Long/Cross sections from my model?
What is the difference between BricsCAD and Civil 3D please?.
Thank you very much for the effort!
There is a free course available through BrisCAD that discusses the differences between BricsCAD and AutoCAD.
Please go through this video czcams.com/video/Xa_br0M2taQ/video.html
Also use our e-learning platform lessons.bricsys.com/p/autocad-to-bricscad
is it possible to see the volume (m3)?
Hi, could you, please, give me more details what kind of volume you are trying to do? For example, if you are trying to create a pond in a TIN Surface using the Grading command, you can select the created grading, set Boundary property to "ON'' and you can see the fill, cut and net volumes (m3).
@@BricsysOfficial ok thank you i will try it
I hope that you were watching this revit