Rebuilding all or all out of date Corridors in Autodesk Civil 3D 2010
Stefan Didak has what has to be the swankest home office setup I’ve ever seen, and looks like he’s whipped up a nice clean utility to match his environs. Check it out if you find yourself playing in drawings with multiple corridors.
From the Eagle Point site comes this little baby block buster:
With AutoCAD Civil 3D now in its 5th major release, we are excited about standardizing on Civil 3D as our development platform. This means that we are able to focus our energy on developing new technologies that help you complete your land development, transportation, and environmental projects better, faster and more affordably than ever before.
What’s this mean to you? Not sure, but it looks like C3D has managed to kill one of the “competitors.” And it looks like the EP guys have gotten smarter about playing the if you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em game. If you’re on EP, be sure you talk to a number of resellers about the transition process. I’m sure there will be lots of people very interested in helping you make the move.
Today was a great day for all invited bloggers. We were invited to a webcast tailored for us, to show before release, the Subscription Advantage Pack (SAP). I’m pretty sure there will be duplicate items blogged about this, so my apologies in advance.
The SAP is scheduled for release to subscription users of Civil 3D. We were in great Civil 3D company at this webcast. Many Civil 3D ‘celebrities’ were in attendance, such as Dana Probert (BIM on the Rocks and Autodesk fame), Peter Funk (THE man), “Junction” Jack Strongitharm, Jason Hickey, and I even saw a blurb from Dave Simeone. And lest I forget, our very own James Wedding was there too. These people (and many more that I didn’t mention) have been very busy for a while on getting this ready. Follow the jump to get my take on this cool event. (more…)
For those of us on an active subscription, the AutoCAD Civil 3d Bonus Pack 2 – PDF Enhancement was release to the wild yesterday. If you did not download the Bonus Pack yesterday, be glad. If you did download and install the pack yesterday, you will need to re-download and re-install the bonus pack. A driver needed to publish to a significantly smaller PDF file was listed as a Zero kilobytes in the initially available bonus pack.
Instructions on what to do are listed here. Check your file sizes and your file names.
You want the “autocadcivil3d2009subscriptionbp2.exe”
This Bonus Pack includes a PDF Underlay (Way Cool!) as well as PDF printing enhancements. (Wicked Cool)
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A few months ago, I posted about the Rainfall Intensity and some of the information you will need to generate an intensity-duration-frequency curve. I want to provide a little more rainfall data, including some links to precipitation data.
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