Autodesk Civil 3D is a versatile platform for civil engineering design, and its value significantly increases with the use of extensions tailored for land development and road network design. These extensions . . .
Improving your Civil 3D corridor modeling workflows provides significant value to the management of a civil engineering firm by enhancing efficiency, accuracy, and profitability.
Autodesk Civil 3D is a powerful platform, but its functionality can be extended significantly through the use of specialized add-ons.
Overcoming Challenges in Subdivision Road Design with Automation Tools Every day, civil engineering firms engaged in subdivision design and road reconstruction report the same issue: they are too busy. This workload . . .
Projected Profiles | Introduction Developed for Civil 3D production output, the Projected Profiles command in Corridor EZ addresses the challenge of integrating independently designed road features, such as parking bays or . . .
Sectional Volumes | Introduction Corridor EZ version 25.1 introduces a new Sectional Volumes tool that offers several advantages over the original volume report. This article explores the features and functionality of . . .
Intersection Manager | Introduction Corridor EZ V25.10 (released November 2024) features the Intersection Manager. This is a single, centralized location to manage intersections within a Civil Site Design project. The Intersection . . .
Reference Profiles | Introduction Reference Profiles are strings that reference the design of a road centerline to vertically represent features of your sections, such as the left/right curb lines. You pick . . .
Project Storage | Introduction Project storage in Corridor EZ offers a more options to manage project data, enhancing data organization, protection, and version control. Instead of storing the project data folder . . .
Grading Strings add an intuitive interface to enhance feature line functionality. Easily create surfaces from simple polylines using templates combined with the powerful variation library. . . .