Extract Solids for Multiple Corridors

[zachri.jensen]

Hi @Drbohlav,

I tested your dataset. The Corridor.SolidsByRange node has an input for sweptSolids that defaults to True. When you use this same setting for extracting solids to the drawing via the UI, the result is the same as Dynamo.

[Drbohlav]

Hi @zachri.jensen, thank you for your time and the explanation.

[alejandroescudero]

Hello everyone!

I created this Dynamo script with civil 3d 2024. It doesn’t give me errors. But the “Corridor.GetSolids” node simply does not generate the solids for me

Any ideas, thank you very much!
Alejandro

[jacob.small]

Welcome to the forum @alejandroescudero!

The official language here is English, which is a requirement to make search work (otherwise I would only reply in Swedish). Please translate future posts. If you like you can maintain your native language below a separation marker as I did in the edit of your post above, as that may help us should we ever get multiple language support.

[zachri.jensen]

Hi @alejandroescudero, the Corridor.GetSolids node does not extract solids from the corridor. It simply retrieves solids that have already been extracted.

[alejandroescudero]

Thank you so much Zachri.Jensen. Do I understand then that there is no way to automate solids processes?

[zachri.jensen]

See above

Extract Solids for Multiple Corridors

Hey folks, In Civil 3D 2025.1, there is a new node called Corridor.SolidsByRange that can be used to extract corridor solids. The solids come in directly as Dynamo solids without adding them to model space, so you can choose if you want to keep them in that format or create objects using Object.ByGeometry. Here’s an example using a single corridor, which could easily be extended to multiple corridors. [corridor_solids]