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Autodesk has introduced a new dialog and features for corridor target mapping with the release of Civil 3D 2022.1.
Autodesk has introduced a new feature for Pressure Pipe Networks that allows pressure pipes to be connected to gravity structures.
Transitions can be created regardless of the subassembly parameters. Previously it was required to use a subassembly that could target a path that defined the transition.
Autodesk has introduced a new dialog and features for corridor target mapping with the release of Civil 3D 2022.1
Autodesk has introduced a new feature for Pressure Pipe Networks that allows pressure pipes to be connected to gravity structures.
One of the many feature enhancements that Autodesk focused on with the release of Civil 3D 2022 was pressure pipe networks. Now, pressure pipe networks can be updated with Project Explorer.
Pressure networks can contain multiple branches in a single network, called pipe runs in Civil 3D, and this update introduces enhancements to editing parts contained in a pipe run.
The overall workflow is simplified by removing the secondary dialogs for selecting the object targets and incorporating that process into a single primary dialog and adding additional features.
It may seem like it should be a simple fix and that Part Builder or Civil 3D should automatically re-order the list appropriately, however, it will require a manual edit to make it happen.
The Civil 3D 2022.1 update is required to make the property cells available in the parts list. The values can be input when adding a pipe size or by editing an existing pipe size.
The use of object sets provides a way to automate the creation of reports, AutoCAD tables, and 2D drawings and do so with individual objects or a combination of multiple objects.
Quick Report to AutoCAD Table creates a static AutoCAD table and is an easy method to generate it.
Learn the reporting capabilities of Civil 3D objects and the detailed information utilized within the design model. There are numerous settings that can be saved and re-used for consistency.
Part 2 will introduce the various features and tools used to edit and, in some instances, create Civil 3D objects from within Project Explorer.
Have you ever thought how much time would be saved to have immediate access to the information you need? Enter the Autodesk Project Explorer for Civil 3D.
Implementing a new version of Civil 3D across your organization requires planning.