Shall we continue to explore the interpreted nature of point data in AutoCAD Civil 3D? In the last post we talked about the Point Display Override Strategy. That’s where many civil engineers and surveyors end up after initially struggling with AutoCAD Civil 3D point display issues for a bit.
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Posted by
Tench Tilghman
Sep 12, 2017
Tags point display, point group, Description Key Set, Description Key, implementation, Style Management, video
There are a good number of things about AutoCAD Civil 3D Label Styles that may eclipse our previous notions about civil engineering and survey annotation. The path of totality in Civil 3D grants us all significant access to the data behind the many Features – That list of many things inside the Civil 3D Toolspace. These nuanced opportunities deliver to us the format…
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Posted by
Tench Tilghman
Aug 22, 2017
Tags Label Style, Label Style Defaults, Style Management, implementation, Civil 3D 2018, Text Component Editor, Text Overrides
People say that Civil 3D is too complicated. I say, “Baloney.” The scientific exploratory facts and conjectures in the post that follows confirm this. We must boldly go where no one has gone before.
People say water is simple. The physicist says,
“Not So Fast”
Late last year the popular press picked up and announced the discovery of a fourth…
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Posted by
Tench Tilghman
Jul 05, 2017
Tags WATT, Style, Style Management, layer state, Layer Standards
AutoCAD Civil 3D demands a well-managed project model. Civil 3D real world performance depends on that managed Dynamic Model. This can be a painful lesson to learn at publication crunch time when work has to get out the door. You practice regularly to eliminate crunch time performance problems? Say what?
Pros Practice Execution
We must organizationally and personally…
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Posted by
Tench Tilghman
Jun 27, 2017
Tags performance, Project Management, iPOD, Style, Style Management
This month Autodesk got around to releasing an update to Design Review and DWG True View for the advent of the new AutoCAD 2018 release applications. A new DWG format in the 2018 release does create some ripples.
The continued…
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Posted by
Tench Tilghman
Apr 13, 2017
Tags implementation, CAD Standards, Style Management, dwf, dwg, 2018, AutoCAD 2018