Update Project Explorer: Civil 3D 2022

March 29, 2022 Brian Johnson

This is an update to the Project Explorer series that was presented in the following blogs:

Project Explorer for Civil 3D - Part 1

Project Explorer for Civil 3D - Part 2 Managing Objects

Project Explorer for Civil 3D - Part 3 Reports

Project Explorer for Civil 3D - Part 4 AutoCAD Tables and 2D Drawings

Project Explorer for Civil 3D - Part 5 Object Sets

No need to look far for the new location of the button to launch Project Explorer as it is now located on the Home tab of the ribbon.

One of the many feature enhancements that Autodesk focused on with the release of Civil 3D 2022 was pressure pipe networks. Maintaining that emphasis, pressure pipe networks are now a supported feature in Project Explorer.

A new object tab at the top of Project Explorer for Pressure Pipe Networks opens the environment. The environment continues the same experience as with the other objects, containing a profile view, object list pane, and sub-object list pane. If you are familiar with the benefit of quickly finding and editing information that Project Explorer affords, you will appreciate the ability this addition provides for pressure pipe networks which includes the new pipe run feature. Viewing and editing network or part properties by either a single part or multiple is included. Right click on the pressure network or an individual part will expose additional tools such as changing the styles or generating reports. Reports are one of the major benefits of Project Explorer and support for pressure networks expands this value. Object sets provide a means for assembling information from multiple resources and automating reports on the data which now includes pressure pipe networks and parts.

Need to catch up on Project Explorer and the many benefits and features? Check out the blog series, the links are listed at the top.

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Brian Johnson

Civil Applications Expert<br><br>With extensive experience in both engineering and IT, Brian helps organizations make the most of their design technology. Whether it’s through a custom setup, training, implementation, or creation of organization-specific templates and styles, Brian helps both users and managers understand the best methods and processes to get the most from their chosen solutions.

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