Calculating Complex Material Volumes using Subcriteria in Civil 3D

Civil 3D makes it easy to calculate average end area earthwork volumes between two surfaces. In fact there’s no limit to the number of surfaces allowed to participate in a volume calculation. In this session, we’ll learn how to define “subcriteria”. Subcriterias allow complex volume calculations to be extracted from areas defined by multiple surfaces.

[pchander]

Jeff, you are god-sent for C3D users. These short, informative videos are packed with useful information.

[ABDBEK]

Great content! Thank You Jeff. Really always unmatched tutorials. To the point, clear and extremely helpful.

[stevedavidson]

As usual you’ve given us another great tool, thanks Jeff

[hamidsalehi]

Great work jeff.
But how did you get those unsuitable surfaces?
And is there any way we could access the files of these videos? It would mean a lot to me.
Thanks for the great work 👍

[syed.arsalan]

Sir I was looking for this kind of video.
And i am waiting for your new videos. And i always checking your channels for new videos like this.

[juancdrg]

Hi Jeff, how to solve "Nan" value when volume report?

[clarmanpacuma]

Hi jeff, on your video shows computation of surface to surface.how about to compute surface passing through various corridors or structure?please help me with these.thank you so much.

[deviprasanrath]

Hey Jeff, great tool that you have explained properly, Cheers !

[pit]

Jeff. Thanks for your valius apports. Thanks

[malyartalash]

Great Sir, I am following all of your video as these are very useful in my daily road design activities.

[arturoguzman]

Thank you very much Jeff, very VERY helpful

[shehabmahmoudabdelwahab]

Thank you, but how can add quantity of material to another in tables with cross sections ?

[billalmallaoui]

Thank you Jeff for all these informations

[carloschuecos]

Super excellent!, as I have always said about your videos.

Thank you Bartels

[kato_emmanuel]

Much thanks Jeff you have really saved me

[syed.arsalan]

This was a great video like other videos. For beginners and also for advance one.

[ahmedshaaban]

What is name of the font you are using, Sir?

[CNCRHE]

I wish this video existed before 2010 when i had a hard time understanding why complex overlapping materials disappeared when adding criterias.

[lazarradojevic]

Hi Jeff,

is it possible to create one video where you show how to handle pasted tin surface? I want to find a quick solution for overlapping models. How can you choose which slopes you want to keep, where should the two slopes different models be pruned etc?

[ahmedkamel]

Wow, magnificent as ever
Thank you very much for your great video