Whew! I hope you had a wonderful Labor Day weekend. I labored doing website software upgrades.
Silly me
I put these mandatory maintenance issues off for longer than I should have. I unfortunately waited until things started to break. Then I did a bunch of updates in a rush. That caused me to have to learn too much too fast. Sound familiar?
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Delay until breakage is not the…
Posted by
Tench Tilghman
Sep 03, 2013
Tags website, Upgrade, Update, Service Pack
The fundamentals of the Parcel Dances of Free Form, Slide, and Swing we talked about in the last two Parcel posts. The Site Parcel topology engine helps us out a lot once we recognize what really happening behind the scenes. Most of the time, we’re going have to manually tune up the results of the automated Parcel design tools.
The ever present…
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Tench Tilghman
Feb 12, 2013
Tags grip edit, grips, parcel segment, site parcel, parcel
Some say AutoCAD Civil 3D Parcels are a bitch. Parcels can run in packs like wolves. Last time we learned that the attached Parcel segment can perform the functions of the Alpha bitch in a wolf pack. She’ll try to keep the puppies in order.
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These days we have “dog whisperers”.
As far as I know there have been few wolf whisperers in history since the bros Romulus and…
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Tench Tilghman
Feb 08, 2013
Tags parcel, site parcel, slide, swing, free form, frontage, grading, attached segment, parcel segment
What did we get ourselves into when we started a simple write up on Parcels?
Ah well. Inside AutoCAD Civil 3D there’s always more to the story.The Parcel Posts - a study guide to Read and Test in AutoCAD Civil 3D
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Site Parcel Essentials – Part 1 | It’s Not Yo’ Daddy’s Parcel – Part 2 | To…
Posted by
Tench Tilghman
Feb 05, 2013
Tags grading, breakline, parcel segment, parcel, site parcel, topology
In the last few Parcel posts we learned about the Site Parcel Feature’s topology engine. We unwrapped this planar and nodal based topology model that underlies how Parcels work. This unique engine powers the design functionality we get out of Site Parcel’s dynamic model in…
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Posted by
Tench Tilghman
Jan 31, 2013
Tags inverse, mapcheck, COGO Editor, Mapcheck Feature, Survey Mapcheck, parcel, site parcel