Drawing production with Only read file

Hi Lenka

See if this forum thread helps you:

communities.bentley.com/.../ord---a-civil-3d-model-must-exist-in-order-to-create-civil-cross-section-boundaries

Hi Grzegorz, I found this tread, thank you. 

The solution is found, but honestly, after 6 hours of trying out the combination.

The reason is not known yet. The referenced file is 3D seed as this have been provided by 3rd party this have been just referenced with the live nesting 15 as 99 was too much. 

Turned off the level  as the text I didn't need.

Referenced geometry of alignment.

I have clicked to the attach reference window( but this not make it work I bet).

Sorry to anyone who try to find answer, I do not know. 

From what I found you need to have control view on( 2D/3D), Active terrain.

One normal workflow for Xsections drawing production is:

1. Create new drawing based on 2D seed file (to create civil managed models) or 2D+3D
2. If 3D model does not exist use one way to make it created: reference terrain model and set it active, or create a line and assign elevation, etc.
3. In the 2D model, reference alignment along which you want to create Xsections. If the alignment 3D model also exists, it is automatically referenced in the 3D model of the current file
4. Reference required 3D models in the 3D model
5. Create named boundaries starting from the 2D model (3D model also opened in a view if you want ot see the result and being able to produce drawings/sheets)

One normal workflow for Xsections drawing production is:

1. Create new drawing based on 2D seed file (to create civil managed models) or 2D+3D
2. If 3D model does not exist use one way to make it created: reference terrain model and set it active, or create a line and assign elevation, etc.
3. In the 2D model, reference alignment along which you want to create Xsections. If the alignment 3D model also exists, it is automatically referenced in the 3D model of the current file
4. Reference required 3D models in the 3D model
5. Create named boundaries starting from the 2D model (3D model also opened in a view if you want ot see the result and being able to produce drawings/sheets)