Subassembly Composer Fundamentals Course

What you'll learn
Plan a custom subassembly design
Create a new subassembly
Build subassembly geometry
Assign Parameters and Codes
Import and Test PKT File
Requirements
Knowledge and experience working with Civil 3D subassemblies
Description
In this course, you will learn how to use the Autodesk Subassembly Composer for Civil 3D to author a custom subassembly. The Autodesk Subassembly Composer is an easy to use authoring tool that can be leveraged to create custom subassemblies for solving complex grading challenges, detail construction plans, and get accurate quantities without having to make compromises to your designs. For this course, a lane and shoulder extension subassembly, with cut ditch, will be authored from scratch. The traditional subassembly workflow will be followed, and many of the most common tools will be introduced to help jump start new users. At the conclusion of this course you'll have a PKT file that you can review, manipulate, and add to your existing subassembly library.The material presented in this course teach you how tolan a custom subassembly designCreate a new subassemblyBuild subassembly geometryAssign Parameters and CodesImport and Test PKT FileThis course is designed for Civil 3D users who want to go beyond standard assemblies and gain full control over corridor behavior. You will understand how subassemblies are structured internally and how parameters, targets, and codes interact inside Civil 3D corridors. The course follows a practical, step-by-step approach, making it suitable for beginners as well as intermediate users looking to strengthen their fundamentals. By the end of the course, you will be confident in creating reusable, customizable subassemblies that can be applied to real-world roadway and grading projects, improving both productivity and design accuracy.
Highway Design Engineers,Civil 3d Modelers
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