u/narpoli

Walking around my backyard last night and happened to notice this rather large dead insect, that appears to have lost its head, laying on top of my fence.

I’m in Kentucky, this was on the edge of the woods in my backyard.

I have this patch of Bergamot just outside the edge of a small rain garden. Full sun. Has done great there the last 3 years but this year seems to be badly affected by powdery mildew (I think?).

Should I do anything or just let it do its nature thing?

I tried a new way to model a curbed median (https://www.arkance.us/blog/civil-3d-corridor-median) following that video. This method used offset alignments to define the edge of median, then a separate baseline and assembly (with assembly offset) to define the median as it's own region separate from the full width assembly/region.

The corridor itself looks great, but I absolutely cannot get the corridor surface to model correctly in this area. I've tried defining the corridor surface with every combination of different feature lines, links, and overhang corrections and it is never right. How can I fix this?

Another related/secondary issue is where the curbed median ends, I can't figure out how to accurately model the curbed end of the median. Right now I have that region ending at the station, but then I also get a couple funky links/triangles at the end stations as well.

I've created 1 corridor that includes all roads and intersections. I was working through creating intersections and all was well until I hit the intersection in red (green ones were successfully created).

I get the error: The primary road for this T-junction will result in a circular dependency with the existing intersections.

Autodesk help (https://www.autodesk.com/support/technical/article/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/Error-message-in-Civil-3D-when-trying-to-create-an-intersection-The-primary-road-for-this-T-junction-will-result-in-a-circular-dependency-with-the-existing-intersections.html) indicates an alignment always needs to be a primary or secondary road in intersections. I don't think that is possible without breaking an alignment into two.

Any other possible workarounds?

UPDATE: Found some other forums with the same issue. Seems like there is no solution. I suppose I will manually create that intersection.

UPDATE #2: Recreated the 4-way intersections with the problem street as secondary, then was able to create the terminal 3-way intersection no problem!