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OpenCivil3D

The everyday Civil 3D workflow, in a browser tab.

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OpenCivil3D
Plan and contoursThe plan view with the demo terrain loaded and contour labels showing.opencivil3d/01-plan-contours.*
OpenCivil3D: Plan and contours

Survey points in, surface and contours out. Draw an alignment, get the ground profile and cross-sections, and export a DXF. No installation and no internet needed.

Offlineworks without internet
62automated checks behind it
DXF R12opens in any CAD
Alignment
AlignmentAn alignment drawn across the surface with section lines.opencivil3d/02-alignment.*
OpenCivil3D: Alignment
Profile
ProfileThe Profile tab for that alignment.opencivil3d/03-profile.*
OpenCivil3D: Profile
Cross-sections
Cross-sectionsThe Sections tab showing several sections.opencivil3d/04-sections.*
OpenCivil3D: Cross-sections
DXF in CAD
DXF in CADThe exported DXF opened in AutoCAD.opencivil3d/05-dxf-in-cad.*
OpenCivil3D: DXF in CAD
Plan and contours
Plan and contoursThe plan view with the demo terrain loaded and contour labels showing.opencivil3d/01-plan-contours.*
OpenCivil3D: Plan and contours

What it does

01

Import what the surveyor sends

CSV or TXT in any common column order is detected automatically. Drag and drop works too.

02

Surface and contours at once

A triangulated surface and contours are built the moment points load. Interval and smoothing are yours to set.

03

Draw an alignment, get a profile

Click along your route. The ground profile appears immediately.

04

Cross-sections on demand

Sections are cut at the interval and width you choose.

05

A DXF your CAD team can use

Points, 3D contours, surface faces, alignment with stationing, profile and section sheets, each on its own layer.

How it works

Three steps, start to finish.

1

Import points

Or an existing contour DXF.

2

Draw the alignment

Profile and sections follow.

3

Export DXF

Open it in AutoCAD or Civil 3D.

See it with your own project data.

A short call and a live demo. No slides.