USACE, ERDC/ITL, even state DOT level projects make extensive use of Corridor and TIN Modeling to establish exact, geo-referenced, models of existing and proposed corridor designs. The processes most government engineers and contractors use can be slow, difficult, and error prone, particularly in the commonly used AutoCAD Civil 3D workspace. Corridors have a reputation of
With BricsCAD v24 not only can you Import and Export GIS Data, but you can now create, edit, and manage that GIS data in a familiar CAD environment. ZenTek Consultants, in conjunction with Rick Ellis of Bricsys, invite you to join us to see the new tools added to BricsCAD that will allow you to
Building areas, lot acreage, footing or sidewalk concrete volumes and a hundred other plan-based labels can be time consuming, and error prone, to calculate manually and label by hand. Why not let AutoCAD Civil 3D handle the calculations and extract the areas, etc., directly from your plan items dynamically? Wouldn’t it be nice to just
Ever need to show fire hydrants, guard, rails, light poles, or any of a hundred other plan items in your profile views for reference? Tired of calculating stations, elevations, and manually drawing these objects in a profile only to find a few days later that the plan changed and the profile is now incorrect? Wouldn’t
Ever spend hours calculating grades, drawing polylines, and hatching in areas of steep slopes and areas that need stabilization? Wouldn’t it be nice to just let AutoCAD Civil 3D handle all the work for you and just display the steep slope areas, in color, on your plans? With built-in AutoCAD Civil 3D slope display styles
Bluebeam Revu is the most popular software in the construction world, but it’s even better when you can customize it so that every markup, measurement, or anything else you create looks, responds, and even calculates the way you need for your specific work. Bluebeam’s Tool Sets feature allows you to create re-usable, intelligent, tools with
How many times have you been sent updated versions of a PDF but the changes aren’t highlighted or bubbled? Ever needed to look at two different versions of the same file, with no idea where the difference might be? That’s bad with one sheet and it’s a nightmare when you have to do it across
