Creating a Code Set Style to Display the Plottable Geometry of a Civil 3D Corridor Model 

He is a real king of Autodesk indeed.

Dear Jeff..good job easy for understanding perfect..

Dear Jeff, thanks for this valuable video, it solved my visualization problem in the corridor

great video as always Jeff. I needed this, been fighting these darn code set styles for awhile. thanks.

Hi Jeff, your videos are always great. Can you please try and upload one for extracting Northing, Easting and elevation information at specific corridor points or along specific corridor feature lines at specific intervals. Basically extracting a set out data to be given to the contractor. Thanks a lot

Jeff...this is a very good video..its exactly what I needed....but...how and/or where do you get all the other styles? i was following you..and the only style to choose from was "standard"...

very clear, very articulate, very smart, RESPECTFULLY SIR

Thanks Jeff. Clear and straight to the point

Sir C3D is very difficult Software but if anyone wanna learn this I would HIGHLY SUGGEST J.Bartles as an instructor...Sir Lots of Love... God bless

Very nice. Easy to follow. By the way, how can we get the templates & styles that you have already made? Are they for sale?

Using Civil 3d to my study project. Never have I seen a buggier program. As i am writing this it has frozen, guess I'll have to use ctrl+alt+del again. But your videos are great Jeff, hope your C3d version is better. Cheers

Thank YOU! I have been struggling with this for years. I am unclear on how to display ONLY the outside ETW feature line for an assembly that is built from mirrored lane subassemblies. perhaps it is better to display the FLANGE code (?)

Dear Jeff, thanks for this video, very helpful. What's the difference between corridor style and code set style.

Sorry my english. The TOP of shoulder is "top", also, the TOP of road is "top". How can i change this?. Is posibble?

How did you dock your properties on a button?

I want to the codes labels on plan view on corridor. How?

Bartels, as always your videos are excellent because they are dense and rich in important information. Bartels, I was trying to get information from a generic subassembly. I wanted its slope and I eventually had to use "Top Formation Links" what ruined my other subassembly slope information because I wanted a different style to the generic subassembly. Is there any way for just require a style for the generic subassembly? I hope you can send me an idea. I know you are very busy. By the way, do you teach at any school or college?

Excelente... Me encantó...

Thanks you!

Great, Thank you

Thanks very informative.

thank you

WARNING - after you data shortcut the corridor into your sheet, there are many times where the corridor will not print or show up even in the modelspace. It does work sometimes, but you need to remove the corridor and re-data shortcut it in. Unless there is a fix, it is still better to draft the linework from the corridor feature lines and place in an Xref

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