New in Civil 3D 2020 Videos
Autodesk 2020 Release Product Videos
Autodesk staff and other experts produce a wide range of video content for a product release.
Some is product sales demo, but a lot of the staff and other expert's recordings, video lists, and channels include useful application training and helpful tips and tricks for core AutoCAD and Autodesk Infrastructure products.
Content that is significant video training is listed here.
Please visit included links to the original postings. Those may contain details not included here for the sake of brevity.
Recent or Select Videos
Dynamic Rail Feature Lines in Civil 3D 2020.1
Dynamic Rail Feature Lines in Civil 3D 2020.1
9/4/2019
Autodesk's Ben Wardell demos the new Civil 3D 2020.1 abilities to create dynamic 3D polylines or feature lines from a rail alignment that represent the left, center, and right rail lines.
From the Autodesk Infrastructure YouTube Channel.
Autodesk Connector for Civil 3D 2020.1
Autodesk Connector for Civil 3D 2020.1
9/4/2019
Autodesk's John Sayre demos the benefits of the Civil 3D 2020.1 Autodesk Connector for Civil 3D.
From the Autodesk Infrastructure YouTube Channel.
Quicker Civil 3D Corridors with Contextual Tools
Quicker Civil 3D Corridors with Contextual Tools
8/20/2019
Autodesk's Jeff Bartels demos how to employ some of the many Corridor contextual modeling tools in recent versions of Civil 3D to build an intersection.
From the Jeff Bartels YouTube Channel.
and the Civil Immersion blog.
Comments
Ok Jeff. The Intersection wizard might have been quicker in this case but intersection mechanics is not the topic of the video.
Jeff's real point is, of course, the Corridor, Baseline, and Region tools in the Ribbon and the Right Click menus. Great stuff.
The main Corridors edit and construction box is probably used more in much older courseware because the Civil 3D interface and tools change more in little but important ways. These tools have improved significantly since the 2018 release.
Did Jeff use Connected Alignments to create the Curb Return geometry control. It is easy to tell, isn't it?
We do have to regularly question and challenge our habits and workflows to make better use of the software tools.