Assembly basics
Last updated: 2020-10-26
Total video time: 11:42
Assembly basics
Exercise files: sub-asmbly-data-c3d16.zip
Start with sa-asmbly-begin.dwg
sa-asmbly-basc-01.mp4 02:04
Create assembly
sa-asmbly-basc-02.mp4 03:39
- Home tab of ribbon > Create Design panel > Assembly drop down > Create Assembly
- Name: CthE-10+00 to 25+00
- Assembly Type: Other
- Assembly Style: WisDOT Standard
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Code set style: CRDR Proposed
- OK
- Left Click to place assembly
- Double check label
Connect subassemblies to assembly
sa-asmbly-basc-03.mp4 02:59
Ribbon > WisDOT Design tab > Palettes ON/OFF > WisDOT & Civil Imperial
- LANES tab of TOOL PALETTE
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Left click LnExtendBase
- PROPERTIES panel
Lane width: 15
- Left click on Assembly marker
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Left click on ShldGeneric
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Left click on appropriate marker
- Select the DAYLIGHT tab of the tool palette
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Left Click DaylightProfileControlled subassembly
- Left click on appropriate marker
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Right click and select Cancel
Naming subassemblies in an assembly
sa-asmbly-basc-04.mp4 01:36
- Left Click on subassembly
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Contextual ribbon > Modify Subassembly panel > Subassembly Properties
- Subassembly Properties dialog box > Information tab
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Name: LnExtendBase-L-TARGETBikeLane
- OK
Referencing subassembly parameters
sa-asmbly-basc-05.mp4 02:24
- Left Click on Assembly Marker
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Contextual ribbon > Modify assembly > Assembly Properties
- Assembly Properties dialog box > Construction tab > Item Window
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Left click to Select Left > ShldGeneric
- In the Input values window, scroll down to Paved shoulder slope
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Click the Use checkbox
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In the Get value from field, select LnExtendBase-L-TARGET-BikeLane.Pavement slope [Output]
- OK