indication areas with different slopes with civil3d

[fabius69]

good morning, is it possible with civilization to represent areas on curved level surfaces with range of slopes?
for example by retinating areas to different slopes?
Thank you. fabio

 

[Tristan]

it is possible; use a surface style in which the gradient analysis is visible, then the "analysis" tab of the surface properties sets the various ranges

 

[fabius69]

it is possible; use a surface style in which the gradient analysis is visible, then the "analysis" tab of the surface properties sets the various ranges

Thank you so much tristan.
I would also need to have a table of range of gradients (with various intervals). In practice I must highlight the areas of a slope that have excessive slopes for the installation of photovoltaic panels.
Hi.

 

[fabius69]

Thank you so much tristan.
I would also need to have a table of range of gradients (with various intervals). In practice I must highlight the areas of a slope that have excessive slopes for the installation of photovoltaic panels.
Hi.

I solved! thanks cmq, hello

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

I solved! thanks cmq, hello

how beautiful the spirit of sharing. . . .

 

[fabius69]

how beautiful the spirit of sharing. . . .

surface properties --> type of analysis --> slopes indicate the number of intervals and in the detail part range mark a minimum slope and a maximum

for the table: select the surface, from the menu add legend --> gradients --> static

Bye. fabio

 

[Tristan]

for the table: select the surface, from the menu add legend --> gradients --> static

Why do you create a static legend?

 

[fabius69]

Why do you create a static legend?

Right, thank you! Hi.