After three years of the thing being available, I've finally gotten around to digging into subassembly composer (or SAC as the kids call it).
The following zip contains a sidewalk subassembly that many consultants back in Wisconsin asked for. Previously, we used generic links and generic pavement structures to do the same thing. Here is an all-in-one, P.I.A.-free subassembly.
https://autodesk.box.com/s/5cvzhp2kscj10af8or6b
The zip contains:
The following zip contains a sidewalk subassembly that many consultants back in Wisconsin asked for. Previously, we used generic links and generic pavement structures to do the same thing. Here is an all-in-one, P.I.A.-free subassembly.
https://autodesk.box.com/s/5cvzhp2kscj10af8or6b
The zip contains:
- SidewalkwSubbase.pkt file
- SWwSB.png for the tool palette thumbnail
- SidewalkwSubbase.htm the main help file
- SidewalkwSubbase_files folder for supporting the help file
When creating a surface model from Datum links, it is important to use the "Bottom Links" option in the corridor properties. This is true for many subbassemblies - but especially where there are deliberate extensions.
If you find any issues with it let me know - but don't be whiny about it. I'm providing this out of the goodness of my heart, so be kind.
Enjoy.
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