Project Explorer not only makes it easier to find your way around a Civil 3D drawing, it addresses many popular customer requests I’ll expand on some of those later. We’re very excited about Project Explorer because it is a whole new way to find, compare, edit, manage, and extract data from objects in a Civil 3D model. Our second August release was Project Explorer for Civil 3D® software. First was Civil 3D 2021.1, which contained some great enhancements for editing pressure networks and feature lines, as well as new functionality in the Connector for ArcGIS® and Collaboration for Civil 3D® software This past August, we had two exciting releases. We do not assume any responsibility to update this roadmap to reflect events that occur or circumstances that exist after the publish date of this roadmap. Our plans are not intended to be a promise or guarantee of future delivery of products, services or features and purchasing decisions should not be made based upon these statements.

These statements reflect our current expectations based on what we know today. We’ll post updated roadmaps as we’re able to share more information.īefore I get into details about what’s on our roadmap, I’d like to set expectations: This roadmap may make statements regarding future events and development efforts for our products and services. Now I’d like to give you a high-level idea of our vision for the near- and long-term future of Autodesk® Civil 3D® software. Not only did we release Civil 3D 2021 and provide major functional enhancements via two updates to Civil 3D 2021, we released two updates to Civil 3D 2020 to support key customers who are in the process of adopting 2020. Happy New Year! Over the course of an otherwise challenging 2020, we were pleased to provide Civil 3D customers with tools to make them more efficient.

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