- Labeling objects through XRefs (some users will not even need to use shortcuts because of this)
- Data Shortcuts in the Prospector (a cross between the vault interface and legacy shortcuts)
- Memory Managed Surfaces (if over 2 million points, users get the option to save surface to .ssm file - external to drawing, freeing up memory)
- Dynamic Feature Lines from Corridors (can be used as baselines for gradings, replacing daylight subassemblies in certain cases)
- Criteria Based Design for Alignments and Profiles (displays warning markers if criterion is violated e.g. AASHTO values)
Deserving of honorable mention (due to southwestern US design requirements) is the "Stacked Profiles" or 3-Line Profiles (can actually stack upto 9 profiles). This has been a MUCH wanted ability around these here parts.
Honorable mention also goes to expansion and compaction factors in earthwork volume calculations and volume surfaces.
There are many other items, these are just what I think will rise to the top on user lists.
Be Better!
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Would you say Civil 3D would be a good match for 3D architectural illustrators? I don't here civil 3D mentioned often in the forums I hang in and I would be interested to hear peoples opinions here.
Thanks,
Bobby W Parker
http://www.whitebirchstudios.com
Now its very easy, to use this apps and gaget to our blogs or site many poeple use Google Maps and Google Earth like tools, also Sketchup to edit and create a 3D Modeling
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