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Hello Sir, for sure we are blessed by your effort for the advanced technics for subassembly composing. but at the level of Looping geometry, I aim stacked can you help please at 17:39min of this video. we cannot continue due to error.

video has skipped at 17:39 before during loop insertion

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How to Add Steps One side or Both sides in Retaining Wall?

Next Part?

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SUPERB SIR, THANK YOU SO MUCH

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Each video contains valuable information that can benefit anyone and enable them to create a professional assembly by following the steps provided. Your efforts are truly invaluable and deserving of appreciation. I salute you for making my day enjoyable. I am a great admirer of your videos and of you personally. We eagerly anticipate more of your extraordinary tutorials that were not previously available on RUclips before your initiative. Thank you for all your hard work. Jazzak Allah khair.

we love your videos. really appreciate it

hello.. Please Provide steps in Retaining Wall and then Calculate the Back Fill Qty.. From Excavation Elevation to EG, Exclude the Wall Body

Part3???

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Hope you would like to share the file...so that i can learn further...thank you...

Sir, Your thorough attention to detail in executing each condition with a high level of professionalism is truly commendable. The video you have produced is a masterpiece in the realm of sub-assembly composer presentations. I have a question regarding a specific segment of the tutorial at the timestamp 29:56. In this segment, you was pause the video to create two links: L25, connecting points 12 to 18, and L26, established using the same points, P12 to P18. I am seeking clarity on the reason for creating these links twice. Is this duplication necessary to achieve the desired result, or was it accidentally duplicated? I pose this question just to resolve my confusion on this matter. I extend my gratitude for the dedication and effort you have invested in maintaining a professional workflow. Thank you.

Sir, Thank you very much for providing this information, which is greatly beneficial for remote areas where physical access is limited. This method enables designers to obtain approximate data on relative ground positions or earth curvature, facilitating the inauguration of their work

could you please share the working points? So we could follow you

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Thanks Sir, Good Work Keep it up

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Good work sir

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Good work sir. Thank you very much for helping us

1. Sir, 1st of all your expertise in software is truly exceptional, and your presentation displays a high level of professionalism. The way you explained the code set style, a essential element of the software, was done with highest professionalism. I deeply appreciate the effort you put into addressing this critical aspect, as it significantly contributes to achieving the desired results in Civil 3D software. I am confident that every viewer of this video will be empowered to create unique code set styles by following your guidance. 2. Secondly, the coverage of the Profile Band Set topic was remarkably comprehensive, and your ability to summarize all band sets in a single video was truly impressive. I am keenly looking forward to the upcoming sessions, in the expectation of their potential to be more attractive and beneficial for us. Thank you for delivering such excellent demonstrations. Regarding the question about the elevation difference label created at 26:37 of the video, is it possible to obtain the same labels in Civil 3D sections not in band, specifically near two surface locations along the top of the road typical (Assembly) or near two surface location in section view.

Mr. Naseer you also need to help others. You didn't upload video on area missing at back side of curb

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Sir, This is Excellent Learning Series is very hopeful. I appreciate your hard work during these sessions. I'm excited for the upcoming sessions to learn new things, just like in the previous videos. I look forward to more of your helpful tips. Have a great day, and thank you for sharing your knowledge with us."

You can give personal training ? Please

This video series gives us advanced techniques for using the Subassembly Composer with Civil 3D. It's a great way for learners at all levels to improve their skills and get excellent results. The presenter has shown a lot of dedication and expertise. I want to express my sincere appreciation for creating this valuable series. It really helps us improve our skills with the Subassembly Composer. Sir, your guidance not only helps us to use the Subassembly Composer better but also encourages us to keep learning. We're looking forward to more of your knowledge-sharing sessions.

Esteemed Sir, embarking on this new educational voyage to master Civil 3D from its rudimentary foundations to an advanced level represents an exciting endeavor. I extend my best wishes to all participants who are poised to join these novel learning sessions. It is my fervent hope that this undertaking will prove exceptionally beneficial for new learners and seasoned Civil 3D practitioners alike. I express my profound gratitude for your valuable time.

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Thank you for your effort...how can i contact you for training

Sir, Your adeptness in Sub Assembly Composer is truly commendable. Embarking on a new journey to acquire knowledge from your videos signifies a commitment to continuous learning and growth.

00:01 Learn to create a powerful sub-assembly using Autodesk Subassembly Composer. 02:40 Easily change subassemblies by adjusting parameters 05:13 Subassembly composer allows for flexible undercut replacements 07:48 Autodesk subassembly composer allows for flexible material and slope adjustments 10:26 Autodesk subassembly composer allows easy adjustment of cut slopes based on field height 13:21 Adjusting field height impacts widening in Autodesk subassembly composer 16:01 The powerful subassembly allows for flexible bench slopes and easy super elevation calculation. 18:36 Calculating shoulder and super elevation in Autodesk subassembly composer

Sir, It's an amazing assembly for civil 3d workflow. One question is this @ 16:32 mark of this video one small bench is appeared with toe point can we assign a minimum limit for this bench (i mean if this height is less than one meter daylight will increase last bench up to toe point.? it this possible or not.? and can i get this assembly pkt file.?