Main Functionalities of ORIS Plugin for Autodesk
Guide to start exploring the key features of the plugin for Autodesk
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Main Functionalities of ORIS Plugin for Autodesk
ORIS Materials Intelligence
Updated: Dec 03, 2024
Description
Guide to start exploring the key features of the plugin for Autodesk.
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Main Functionalities of ORIS Plugin for Autodesk
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You can access ORIS plugin from the "Add-ins" tab.
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The interface of the plugin is the same for both Civil 3D and AutoCAD.
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The first calculation method is based on the "ORIS 3D - Solids" module, which relies on the 3D solids identified in the drawing, with the option of working directly with those extracted from a corridor (available only in Civil 3D).
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The second calculation method is based on the "ORIS 2D - Hatching" module, which relies on the hatching areas identified on each layer.
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In the "Material Library" you can create your own customised libraries of materials, to help you automate your carbon assessments in both the 2D and 3D modules.
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Here you can find all the material libraries that you have created.
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You can edit the materials inside each library, changing their name and density, or by selecting a new material type, subtype and usage.
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In the "Pavement Design Library", you can create your own customised pavement designs, to help you automate your carbon assessments when evaluating 2D hatching areas.
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The "Pavement Design Library" has the same structure as the "Materials Library".
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Let's access ORIS 2D module.
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The left menu provides a summary of all the layers in which hatching areas were identified, including the total area and the selected pavement design option.
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And each project needs to be connected to ORIS platform to perform a carbon assessment and then import back the data in Civil 3D or AutoCAD.
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In this case, as the selected pavement design has been modified, the project status is no longer "Up-to-date" and needs to be exported back to ORIS platform again.
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Lastly, you can access and edit all your projects from this menu.
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You will find the same functionalities as in ORIS 2D module to edit and update any of the existing projects.
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Let's access now ORIS 3D module for corridor extracts.
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From the top menu, you can select one or several baselines and regions within a specific corridor to extract the solids.
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The project needs to be connected to ORIS platform to perform a carbon assessment and them import back the data in Civil 3D.
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3D solids that were not generated from a corridor can be evaluated as well.
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The left menu provides a summary of all the layers in which 3D solids were identified, including the number of solids and total volume.
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An unique project will be created encompassing all the solids.
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Lastly, you can access and edit all your projects from this menu.
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You will find the same functionalities as in ORIS 3D module to edit and update any of the existing projects.
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