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Autodesk quietly released the Autodesk Civil 3D 2024.1 Update late last week. If you employ Civil 3D 2024 and you install the latest Windows Updates, the AutoCAD 2024.1 Update, the Map 3D 2024.04 Toolset Update and this recent Civil 3D 2024.1 Update, you should notice daily Civil 3D performance improvements even…

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Autodesk continues to add new Extensions and conversion Tools to Autodesk Civil 3D 2022 at a blistering rate. Maybe the word is bewildering. If your Civil 3D project faces the challenges addressed, these new Extensions and Tools can be a big deal.

A functional replacement for the older 3^rd party produced Geotechnical application is high on the…

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Autodesk recently released the usual Earth, Water, and the other Interop extensions for Autodesk Civil 3D 2020. Can we say the usual suspects? I guess Wind and Fire might not be Autodesk classified as civil extensions. Funny, we have both wind farm and LNG farm Framework for Civil 3D customers performing both survey and civil engineering project work all over the…

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Autodesk last week released a rash of end of Autodesk fiscal year updates for AutoCAD Civil 3D 2016. Think of this like the ex-President’s helicopter fly-by tour of Washington DC on his way out of town after the inauguration of President Trump. That does not mean we should ignore it. Things that may seem trivial to some are not necessarily trivial to others.

Autodesk released…

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The end of the august month saw a new release of Autodesk River and Flood Analysis for AutoCAD Civil 3D 2017. Since the southeast was underwater at the time, Autodesk was somewhat quiet about this release for obvious reasons. If there’s a break from hurricanes and tropical depressions coming ashore, we should hear more about the new River and Flood Analysis in the…

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