Autodesk University 2019 is in the books. If Autodesk says true to form the AU 2019 Online courses and video recordings should be available later this month or early next year. We don’t have to wait. Hoorah. I caught up a little bit over the long Thanksgiving weekend by splitting my screen time between some great football (in multiple flavors of the sport) and some…
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Posted by Tench Tilghman | Dec 03, 2019
Tags Civil 3D 2020, training, points, parcel, surface, grading, alignment, profile, corridor, pipe network, plan production tool, section
There’s a new Civil 3D 2020.1+ Update and a new Civil 3D 2019.3+ Update on the street. If you are in the middle of a project, you have other more practical concerns for the moment. You have concerns that a new Update may break something you depend on. It happens more often than we like.
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We could call this the Does Mikey Like It? approach to…
Posted by Tench Tilghman | Sep 19, 2019
Tags Civil 3D 2020, Civil 3D 2019, pipe network, analysis, landxml, feature line, video, interop
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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Posted by Tench Tilghman | Jul 30, 2019
Tags Civil 3D 2020, Extension, Upgrade, Update, geotechnical, River and Flood, DGN, pipe network
We’re grinding through the last QAQC and packaging details of two major new releases of the Framework for Civil 3D 2020. The new Release 8 (NCS 6.0+) and Release 7 (NCS 5.0+) for Civil 3D 2020 will also update new, huge collections of Styles and Label Styles for our existing Framework for Civil 3D 2018.3 and Civil 3D 2019.2 customers.
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Posted by Tench Tilghman | May 30, 2019
Tags Civil 3D 2020, Civil 3D 2019, Civil 3D 2018, Jump Kit, pipe network, pressure pipe, Label Style, pipes, Release 8, Release 7
Over the last few releases of Civil 3D Autodesk has made a pretty concerted effort to improve the design, analysis, and the important annotative functionality of Pipe and Pressure Pipe Systems. Many of us who use Civil 3D complain about all of this for good reason. For many civil engineering and survey organizations this type of work in their projects is their bread and butter. Particularly in operational…
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Posted by Tench Tilghman | May 28, 2019
Tags Civil 3D 2020, Civil 3D 2019, Civil 3D 2018, Jump Kit, pipe network, pressure pipe, Label Style, pipes, Release 8, Release 7