But a simple LISP utility can simplify generating a terrain model in AutoCAD Civil 3D or AutoCAD.Ī sample data can be download from the drawing file LOM.
You obviously cannot directly generate digital terrain model (DTM, topo) from such source data.
If you need to use a supplied survey data to create a 3D terrain model (DTM) you can sometimes find that the input data are just 2D contours (polylines) without any assigned elevation (Z-coordinate) - just a flat plan view. If i didn't explain good what i'm trying to reach, please let me know so i can try and explain myself in a different way.Assigning elevations to 2D contours (isolines). And thanks for taking time and reading my post. Sorry for any bad english, i would love to have better english skills to try and explain my problems better. So i come here to ask for tips how to do the grid part, i already tried creating a grid surface but it doesn't really makes nothing, i tried looking in the internet for some tutorials but didn't reach something practical to explain to me, if yous know any and don't bother to pass me i would appreciate as well.īy the way, noob question as well, how can i hide and unhide my surface, for example controlling it by the layers that we create, because i'm able to make the surface from a certain layer, when i untick that layer the surface still appears, i'm controlling this issue by going to the surface properties and putting no display, it's kindda annoying doing that all the time, i'm certain it does exist some different way put i didn't figure it out yet. In my third image, i already have a surface that i made, it's a tin surface with the style contour and triangles. So for my college applied surveying discipline i had this exercise (my teacher uses microstation from 1995 and he doesn't give any support for students using Autocad even though he allows us to do the subject in Autocad). First of all, want to say hi to all community! this is my first post, hope I'm not reposting something!
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