New in Civil 3D 2024 Videos
Autodesk 2024 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.
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What's New in Dynamo 2024
What's New in Dynamo 2024
6/15/2023
Autodesk's Jacob Small and Sol Amour discuss and demo the new features and benefits in Dynamo 2024.
This Dynamo Office Hours webcast covers the many new programming features in Dynamo for 2024.
From the Autodesk Community YouTube Channel
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Yum!
There will be a major Update to Dynamo for Civil 3D 2024 released when the Civil 3D 2024.1 Update ships.
See any of the many useful Dynamo Office Hours webcast videos in a huge playlist that always updates.
One of my favorite regular video stops.
Civil 3D 2024 Corridor Transitions and Sets
Civil 3D 2024 Corridor Transitions and Sets
5/26/2023
Autodesk's Jeff Bartels reviews and demos the Corridor Transition and Sets improvements and mechanics in Civil 3D 2024.
See the Jeff Bartels YouTube Channel.
and the Civil Immersion blog.
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Here's the link to the referenced Civil 3D 2023.2 Corridor Transitions and Sets video.
A Better Connector for ArcGIS
A Better Connector for ArcGIS
5/26/2023
Autodesk's Jeff Bartels walks through a detailed demo the of the new and improved Connector for ArcGIS capabilities in Civil 3D 2024.
See the Jeff Bartels YouTube Channel.
and the Civil Immersion blog.
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If we employ the Connector for ArcGIS, the capability to employ AutoCAD primitives instead of only Civil 3D objects is a much requested new feature.
There are lots of potential benefits to the Property Set based Query functionality in the stored Connector templates too. How do you want the Parcel lot lines today?
We might want to keep our ArcGIS Connector templates in a project-based location instead of the default Autodesk user-based location. Just sayin'.