This tutorial demonstrates common grading editing tasks, including elevation adjustment and grading criteria editing.
You use the Grading Elevation Editor to edit elevations along a baseline. A baseline is a feature line or lot line that has had a grading applied to it. You can modify the elevations of a lot line unless it is being used as a target for a grading.
You can also insert a PVI (Point of Vertical Intersection) between the start and end stations of the baseline, creating an intermediate elevation point.
For more information, see the AutoCAD Civil 3D Help topic Editing Grading.
Topics in this section
- Exercise 1: Editing the Grading Elevation
In this exercise, you will edit the elevation of a grading baseline. The grading adjusts to reflect the elevation change.
- Exercise 2: Balancing Cut and Fill Volumes
In this exercise, you will adjust the elevation of a building pad to balance the cut and fill volumes.
- Exercise 3: Editing the Grading Criteria
In this exercise, you will edit a grading criteria and an associated grading adjusts to reflect the criteria change.