Hello, I am currently working on a site development which consist of more than 40 roads. We have just migrated to civil3d2021 and i am fascinated about using Dynamo especially for redundant task. Normally our process are; Create existing ground surface file using survey data Create Data shortcut…

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This is a great code to parse through. For the Python portion (creating the corridor surface), I see you use Links to create the surface. I would like to make the surfaces using feature lines instead. In your code, is “links” just the name for a list of string inputs which are the code for the To…

In theory that should work. Give it a try!

Wow, so as expected, its a bit more complicated than I might have thought. Aside from a few relatively minor reworkings (related to capturing the alignments, and setting stationing, etc.), the two big differences are: removing the entire portion for the surface daylight targets (temporarily, whil…

I haven’t looked at your DYN file, but I can see why the Python node won’t work as written. You’ve replaced ‘link’ with ‘featureLineName’, but you haven’t changed anything else about the function. There is no input to the function called ‘featureLineName’ and therefore no codes to try to add to the …

Oh I see now, “surf.AddLinkCode(link, True)” is looking for the “link” variable But “surf.AddFeatureLineCode(featureLineName)” has no “featureLineName” variable I was confused about where the actual “link” variable was even declared in the Python script. I see “links” declared up at the top, and u…

Hello , does anyone try to create a group of corridors from a list of features lines in Dynamo? Feature lines act as a horozontal and vertical baseline, and can be a really fast method of creating corridors. Thank you!

Hi @javiermend , I don’t think its possible at the moment as we’re currently limited to access alignment/profiles for corridor creation. In the future, but not so soon I suspect.

@felipeguimaraesleal the OverhangCorrectionType is an enumeration, so if you wanted to do the top links you might do something like: surf.OverhangCorrection = OverhangCorrectionType.TopLinks

Great Python Code. Exactly what i was lookign for. Thanks Guys,

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