This section covers the various methods for modifying or examining existing TIN surfaces. This includes adding new point data directly, adding breaklines, and adding contours.
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- Drainage Design and Analysis Tools
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- Best Practices Guide
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- Subassembly Reference
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- IFC 4.3 Extension for Autodesk Civil 3D
- Dynamo for Civil 3D
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- Creating Custom Subassemblies Using .NET
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- Legacy COM API
- Using VBA in Autodesk Civil 3D
- Root Objects and Common Concepts in COM
- Survey in COM
- Points in COM
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- Alignments in COM
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- Corridors in COM
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- .NET Core Developer's Guide
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- Customize AutoCAD Map 3D
- AutoCAD User's Guide
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- AutoLISP: Developer's Guide
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- Autodesk Civil 3D Installation