Created for all Civil 3D users, this tool provides a much-needed data-conversion method in Civil 3D. It generates an alignment and layout profile from a feature line. Used by surveyors to stakeout site feature lines such as curb, or designers needing data conversions without the need for redrawing, this tool is highly valuable in all Civil 3D workflows.

Built for all Civil 3D pipe network users, this tool allows the swapping of multiple parts, both structures and pipes, for alternatives. Users can select parts in plan, profile view, or by pipe network name. Parts will be swapped similar to the native Swap Parts command, but allows it to be performed on multiple parts at a time.

Built for the survey Civil 3D user, this tool takes the tedium out of working with survey databases. It will simultaneously delete selected survey points and survey figures from drawings and survey databases. Users will find this a big time saver when deleting unwanted data generated through linework processing, or other common missteps in working with survey databases.

Clash Seeker is a set of tools that will assist with running checks for object collisions, creating reports of said collisions, and updating and managing objects within the clash reports. Clash detections can happen on a wide array of object types in the active dwg file. Once the clash set has been defined and run in the dwg, the results can be reviewed within the Clash Seeker interface or exported to an xlsx file or saved as a Table and placed within the dwg. When there are changes made to the site or profiles or alignments, these clash reports can be updated based on the current state of the drawing to reflect the changes made. Clash Set settings files can also be saved out of Clash Seeker and used again for different drawings or projects.

Data Wizard creates project-specific legends and quantity takeoffs of both AutoCAD and Civil 3D objects. It will scan one or more drawings for all point, line and/or area-type objects, and create a dynamic AutoCAD table, including text and symbology that’s typically shown.

Automatically label your sheets and drawings with both Civil 3D and AutoCAD annotation. Choose anchor objects through property filters, then insert hundreds of labels at once on surfaces, lines and curves, alignments, mtext, leaders, blocks, and more.

Sheet Generator will create plan and/or profile sheets, similar to the native Viewframes toolset, but allows dynamic updating of sheets. Users will be able to create “viewshapes” in model space, then edit them and “push” changes to sheets. Viewport size and position, profile views, north arrow, sheet numbering, Matchline text and more, are all dynamically linked to model space “viewshapes.”

Create site grading models that are dynamic and stable at the same time. Define “parent” feature lines through native methods, then create grading families to both generate and update “child” feature lines. “Parent” lines can be anything, but might include gutter lines, pond tops, or right-of-way lines in subdivisions. Plug in distance, slope, and daylight parameters to create back/top of curb, pond benches, or side and back of lot feature lines.

The Corridor Mapper will allow for corridor targets to be automatically assigned by mapping layers to subassemblies. Users can define a “mapping” for a given corridor, then simply create target objects on those layers and the corridor will automatically assign those targets to the appropriate subassemblies.

The Corridor Merger will combine multiple corridors into one. All corridor baseline and region definitions will merge into one corridor, including assemblies, station limits, frequency, targets, and overrides. Users have options to create surfaces based on previously defined surface definitions.

This tool allows a single corridor to be split into two corridors. All original corridor properties, including targets, frequencies, surfaces, and more, will remain intact, saving a lot of time. The user can select which regions and baselines will belong to which corridor.

Generate detailed earthwork definitions by creating earthwork sets, and provide an existing and proposed surfaces, as well as polylines or feature lines to represent varying subgrade depths across the site, and Earthwork Processor will do the rest, including generating a dynamic subgrade surface, accounting for topsoil stripping, and resulting in cuts and fills per region.

Built for all Civil 3D pipe network users, this tool facilitates network design inside Civil 3D drawings with a spreadsheet editor. Users can design entire pipe runs by editing slopes and invert drops, interpolating slopes between parts and applying rules. Users can design upstream, downstream, or both.

Load pipe networks in an in-app spreadsheet or export to a spreadsheet file. Edit parameters and perform analyses in the spreadsheet, then push changes back to the pipe network. Create customized manhole schedules, pipe depth reports, and detailed QTO, all through one intuitive interface.

Tabling and labeling of important pipe network structure or pipe part data, such as grate or casting, can be a tedious process. Users must manually enter these values in each part’s properties dialog box. This tool provides an interface to push user-defined values for grate, cover, frame, and material to multiple structures in a single command. This makes creation of manhole schedules much faster. Pipes can now have their reference surface, reference alignment, and description modified with the latest update.

Convert survey point files from one code list to another, allowing field work in one code list, and CAD processing in another. Through a simple spreadsheet “translation file” that spells out the code conversions, the tool will read the conversions and apply them to one or more point files. Line work codes, as well as prefixes and suffixes in coding, are all accounted for.