MoreCompetency released an AddOn to Parcels and Alignments for Release 5 Jump Kit customers who run the AutoCAD Civil 3D 2015 and Civil 3D 2014 releases this week.
The AddOn brings up some classic AutoCAD Civil 3D quandaries that the capabilities of Style are so helpful to resolve for us all.
Don’t Be Eroded
We performed…
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Posted by
Tench Tilghman
Sep 16, 2014
Tags AddOn, parcel, alignment, annotation, erosion, Civil 3D 2014, Civil 3D 2015, 2014, 2015, Civil 3D
If you are a large organization, you divide and conquer. If you are smaller, you adjust to remain the grease between the wheels. Organizational divide and conquer purportedly makes dealing with all the varied responsibilities and specific accountabilities for all the groups of people and individuals in question more manageable. It certainly provides more statistical comparators. Comparisons may…
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Posted by
Tench Tilghman
Sep 11, 2014
Tags WATT, Internet of Things, Value Chain, Added Value
I planned a video blog post on Nonlinear Corridors. However, I’ve been silenced by a nasty summer cold and a severe case of laryngitis. I should make a TV commercial. Recording that nonlinear video post will have to wait a bit.
Symbols Can Go Nonlinear Elsewhere
People do ask me,
“How do I customize the blocks in the Production Solution products?…
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Posted by
Tench Tilghman
Sep 09, 2014
Tags customization, block, symbol, Symbol Set, AddOn, legend
We have a bunch of new release AutoCAD Civil 3D customers. What are people waiting for?
It’s about time to rehash the essentials of Sheet Set Template customization. Honestly, nothing significant has changed very much since the release of the AutoCAD 2006 products – a nice tweak here and there.
The same inherent madness and Autodesk built-in weirdness remains. (sigh)
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Posted by
Tench Tilghman
Sep 02, 2014
Tags sheet set template, sheet template, customization, implementation
No. I am not going to talk about producing animations in 3Ds Max or concept visualizations in Autodesk Infraworks 2015. True. When I grow up maybe I do want to be a Max Head; wear long, black-leather coats; and produce SyFi flicks and games.
In the meantime, your Plans Sets come first.If you can’t see the many representations of our mastery of AutoCAD Civil 3D Style,…
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Posted by
Tench Tilghman
Aug 27, 2014
Tags corridors, style, implementation, management, 2015, Civil 3D, video, training