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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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The latest and greatest Framework for Civil 3D 2025.1 Update products officially hit the street this week. The latest Jump Kit Release 8 product for Civil 3D 2025.1 includes huge libraries of well-crafted, integrated, and system-managed Civil 3D content resources.

A new Framework for Civil 3D is great news. We all need Autodesk Civil 3D…

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The common comment we get from new Templates Only and Jump Kit Framework for Civil 3D product customers is
“I wish I’d found you sooner.”

That’s very kind. We never intend to hide.

Almost no one looks for options until the pain, for whatever reasons, comes to their attention. Even then, life remains…

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Civil 3D ships with a number of types of Civil 3D templates. Historically, our attention immediately gets drawn to the Civil 3D Model Templates. We all want the pictures on the screen to make sense. You probably noticed that most of the Civil 3D Standard Styles don’t do that or maybe just barely. I argued from the first beta of Civil 3D that Civil 3D Styles sooner…

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Should we rename this post Civil 3D Reference Templates are Derived and Dependent? My use of classic Latin references does sometimes gets in the way. However, the Latin verb redux combines well the concepts of both derived and dependent. In the case of Style references in Autodesk Civil 3D, the combined implication…

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