Give Your Water Networks a Geometry Lesson today

[Lisa Stewart]

Free 12d Model Training Webinar: Stormwater Drainage Design Fundamentals - Episode 3 - Give Your Water Networks a Geometry Lesson - today (2nd April), 1pm (Sydney time). Register at https://www.12d.com/community/WebinarRe ... =970906075

Give Your Water Networks a Geometry Lesson will demonstrate the Water Network Editor being used to establish links between water networks, geometric design strings and crossing service strings. This simple little “geometry lesson” helps to fully integrate water networks into the project, and sets a large number of parameters automatically. It also spares you from a considerable amount of manual drafting, measuring and data entry, even when the designs change.

[William Brown]

Hi there Lisa,

Is it possible to access the files being used in this Drainage series?

Thanks!

[Owen Thornton]

I will making the (fully completed) project available on this forum. Hopefully later today.

[Lee Gregory]

Access to ALL the Webinars is made available shortly after the webinar has been given.
That are posted in the Webainr section where you register for the Webinars https://www.12d.com/community/Webinars.aspx with the hotlink view

[Lisa Stewart]

I will making the (fully completed) project available on this forum. Hopefully later today.

Thanks, Owen (and Lee)!

[Owen Thornton]

Here is a link to another forum post, which contains links to the 12d Model project data, and the recordings of each episode:
viewtopic.php?f=14&t=13401

[William Brown]

Owen Thornton wrote:
> Here is a link to another forum post, which contains links to the 12d Model
> project data, and the recordings of each episode:
> viewtopic.php?f=14&t=13401

Thanks for that Owen!

When I click the link it says "You are not authorised to read this forum" is there a way to gain access to the post?

[Owen Thornton]

You need a forum account and to be logged in, to be granted full access to the forum.

(I incorrectly assumed you would already need to be logged in to view this topic, as well.)

[Jacob Matthew Lee]

Owen Thornton wrote:
> You need a forum account and to be logged in, to be granted full access to
> the forum.
>
> (I incorrectly assumed you would already need to be logged in to view this
> topic, as well.)

Hi Owen,

I have a forum account and am logged in but I am still not authorized to view this forum,
Could you assist?

Kind regards,
Jacob

[Owen Thornton]

Assuming you registered more than a few days ago (it can take a day or two to be granted full access) I'm afraid all I can suggest is that you use the "Contact us" link at the bottom of the forum page, to ask why you don't have full access. I am not a forum administrator.