Anyone who trains and helps folks in AutoCAD Civil 3D runs into the “All in one” drawing. In this drawing the user builds the existing surface. The drawing also contains the design alignment and profile data too. Maybe they even get as far as an attempt to build a roadway rehabilitation corridor to repave that city street. Maybe at that point they realize they are stuck. How do they test options…
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Posted by Tench Tilghman Dec 09, 2014
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
I found the following Layer Management idea for Civil 3D hilarious and functional too. This relates somewhat to our ongoing NCS Standards chat, so here she goes.
Direct From - Deep in the Heart of Texas
(‘cause the theme song always drives you crazy)
A Big Hat CAD manager called me today with a hot tip about how to deal with the too many…
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Posted by
Tench Tilghman
Jul 22, 2014
Tags Layer Standards, management, Layer Manager, filter, layer state, layers, template
Cadpilot.com underwent major changes in the last couple of months. It wasn't altogether voluntary as recent posts attest. For reasons unknown the front end of our telerik Sitefinity content management system (CMS) simply would not publish on our new hosting server.
System A simply wouldn't work with System B acceptably. Everyone is sympathetic and even apologetic. This is, course...
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Posted by
Tench Tilghman
Jul 07, 2014
Tags system, management, CAD Standards, standards
Enough happens to us all. Enough is personal and powerfully social. My month of April was enough.
Enough is experiential like sex, money, and father or mother. This sort of word purposefully means different things. Money doesn’t mean the same thing to a ten-year old as it does to me. Meaning depends on our current context.
In…
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Posted by Tench Tilghman May 16, 2014