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December 17, 2007

Copying a Surface with Civil 3D

ROAD Wire Frame

I still get asked a lot how to copy a surface with Civil 3D. This is a really important step to become familiar with prior to pasting surfaces together. So here's how:

  1. To copy a surface (DTM) in Civil 3D, select the surface and then right-click. 
  2. In the pop-up menu select BASIC MODIFY TOOLS, then select COPY.
  3. When prompted to enter the base point, enter 0, 0 at the command line, and press ENTER.
  4. When prompted to enter the second point, press ENTER
  5. Notice the new surface in Prospector.
  6. Right-click on the new surface and select SURFACE PROPERTIES.
  7. Type in a new appropriate name for the new surface.

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Nice picture!!! Thanks for the post.

You can also just create a new surface, then paste the other one into it.

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