Recently, I was discussing one of my site grading drawings with a group, some of the blocks that were in my drawing caught the eye of one of the participants. These particular blocks are called Multi-View Blocks. They are different from other blocks in that they have one appearance from one perspective/view and look entirely different from other orientations. He asked if I could share those blocks with him.
As it turns out every owner of Civil 3D likely has these blocks already sitting on their computer. By default they are located at in several subdirectories found here:
C:\Program Files\Autodesk Civil 3D (version number)\Data\Symbols\Mvblocks\...
There can be found blocks that represent vehicles, landscaping items, buildings, and more. The image show two types of trees a street light, and a fire hydrant.
As it turns out every owner of Civil 3D likely has these blocks already sitting on their computer. By default they are located at in several subdirectories found here:
C:\Program Files\Autodesk Civil 3D (version number)\Data\Symbols\Mvblocks\...
There can be found blocks that represent vehicles, landscaping items, buildings, and more. The image show two types of trees a street light, and a fire hydrant.
1 comment:
How can you assign Multi-View blocks to a Point Style Marker ?
It only let's me assign regular blocks.
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