Grading With Bench in Civil 3d Part 1 

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Learn how to master the grading process in civil 3D with our latest video on 'Grading with Bench'!
Discover the intricate steps involved in creating bench corners and film areas in civil 3D. The process kicks off by moving the subject to a layer named 'fill' and then delving into the intricacies of grading for the film area. The demonstration showcases the use of multiple layers to highlight different features and levels, emphasizing the utilization of feature lines and step offset options. Furthermore, it elaborates on the critical aspects of understanding offset, bench, and surface modeling, with a detailed exploration of breaks lines, bench creation, and visualizing the plot. Lastly, you'll learn about editing feature lines, surfaces, calculating volume, and determining minimum distance between services.
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Creating and Grading a Surface with Feature Lines in Civil 3D - Part 1
Grading process for creating bench corners and fill areas.
• Process starts with moving the subject to a layer named 'fill'.
• First grading will be done for the film area.
Grading steps in civil 3D demonstrated
• Multiple layers used for demonstration of different features and levels
• Use of feature lines and step offset option for grading
Understanding offset and bench in grading with civil 3D
• Offset side determines the slope and horizontal placement
• Bench of 3m and its relation to the offset side
Understanding surface and data in civil 3D
• Surface modeling and bench creation can help in visualizing the plot
• Break lines and data visualization are crucial in the process
Adding and assigning benches to a surface in civil 3D.
• Explanation of adding benches to the surface by right-clicking and entering OK.
• Instructions for creating a berm by setting the offset and distance parameters.
Editing feature lines and surfaces in Civil 3D
• Select surface and delete extra triangles
• Reimport isolated object in drawing and place in ground data panel
Using civil 3D to calculate volume and minimum distance between services
• Determining minimum distance between services and setting boundaries
• Calculating volume using volume dashboard in Civil 3D
The video demonstrates grading with Bench in Civil 3D.
• It shows the process of calculating without any cuts.
• It hints at exploring 3D capabilities and upcoming content on calculation.
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Timecodes
0:00 grading process for creating bench corners and film areas
1:48 grading steps in civil 3D demonstrated
4:23 Understanding offset and bench in grading with civil 3D
6:32 Understanding surface and data in civil 3D
8:00 Adding and assigning benches to a surface in Civil 3D
11:32 Editing feature lines and surfaces in Civil 3D
14:20 Using Civil 3D to calculate volume and minimum distance between services
16:09 The video demonstrates grading with Bench in Civil 3D.