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Autodesk released Autodesk Civil 3D 2026 and the other related Autodesk Infrastructure products officially on April Fools Day 2025. Technically, the actual product downloads and/or deployment builds from the Autodesk Access app and the Autodesk Subscription site were not generally available until the second of April for most US…

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The Autodesk annual Right of Spring continues this week with the release of AutoCAD 2026 and the AutoCAD 2026 Toolsets. There is something new in this recent release of AutoCAD 2026 for almost everyone.

Yes. There are many Autodesk Cloud and Autodesk Docs based improvements included in the new AutoCAD. Trust me. Everyone will like the program…

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Each February Autodesk begins a new corporate fiscal year. “Out with the old and in with the new.” By the end of the month, Autodesk begins to release those important and vital updates to the supportive software for their core software and cloud applications.

Visions of maidens that dance around the maypole suddenly come to mind. Why is that? Autodesk was born in the Northern…

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Autodesk released a huge new and improved Dynamo for Civil inside the recent Civil 3D 2025.1 Update. The new Dynamo supports the latest Dynamo 3.2.2 core and includes over 1100 new and/or improved Dynamo nodes for many things AutoCAD and Civil 3D.

The new and long-awaited Dynamo for Civil 3D 2025.1 Update is certainly the…

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Autodesk released the Autodesk Content Catalog Extensions for Revit, AutoCAD, and Civil 3D in late August without much marketing fanfare or hoopla. The Content Catalog Extensions help us manage and maintain our drawing model content and standards for the supported software in the Autodesk Docs and Autodesk…

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