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Using Subassembly Composer on the Highway A4 Construction ProjectJordy BrouwersGeonius
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CI2281
This class will provide an in-depth look at using the Autodesk® Subassembly Composer. Learn how to organize your workflow and create complex subassemblies of tunnels, retaining walls, highways, and others with ease. Import and update your subassemblies into AutoCAD® Civil 3D® software, and see the result in your corridor in the complete intelligent model in Autodesk® Navisworks® software. This class uses data and real-life examples of the Highway A4 construction project in The Netherlands.
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Learning Objectives
At the end of this class, you will be able to:
Use Subassembly Composer Set up workflows for creating complex subassemblies Export custom AutoCAD Civil 3D corridors to Navisworks Import and update custom subassemblies in Civil 3D
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The Netherlands
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So where’s the Netherlands?
5500miles
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Our neighbors
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Our neighbors
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Europe
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The Netherlands
USA The Netherlands
Sq. Miles 3,794,101 16,158 0.43 %
Population 310,673,000 16,626,900 5.35 %
Density P / Sq.M.
82 1030
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The Netherlands
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The Netherlands
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The Netherlands
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The Netherlands
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The Netherlands
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The Netherlands
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The Netherlands
29% below sea level
2/3 would flood without water protection
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Traffic Jam…
8 februari 1999 :
610 miles of ‘not moving’ traffic
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The Netherlands
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The Netherlands
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The Netherlands
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The Netherlands
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SubAssemblyComposer
What is it?
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SACWhat is it?
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What is SAC ?
Introduced summer 2011
Complex subassemblies without programming
Available Civil 3D 2011, 2012 en 2013
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Programming subassemblies before SAC
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Programming subassemblies with SAC
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SACPros / Cons
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Voor- en nadelen
Easy to learn to make own subassemblies
Start with simple SA’s, and make them more complex
More intelligent than stock SA’s Makes a nice combo with Corridor
Solids
SAC Support pack (2011/2012) or SAC itself (2013) has to be installed at other PC’s
No encryption – like sending out source code
Not very user friendly on complex SA’s
No combination with custom .net code No Pipe Network targets
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SACInstallation
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Installation
Civil 3D 2011 & 2012 Civil 3D 2013
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Installation 2013
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Combination with Corridor Solids
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Combination with Corridor Solids
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SACOn the Highway A4
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1 subassembly
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Complete Civil 3D section, no extra work
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Complete Civil 3D section, no extra work.Proper use of code set styles
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Corridor Solids
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SACDemo
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Case 1
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Case 2
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Short demos
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