Description
Why be limited to the out-of-the-box Civil 3D pressure network parts lists in your design model? This class will walk through the process of capitalizing on multiple Architecture, Engineering & Construction Collection products, including AutoCAD Plant 3D Spec Editor, Infrastructure Parts Editor, and Content Catalog Editor libraries to generate custom libraries for use in Civil 3D. We'll also review other resources, including creation from scratch using Civil 3D's Part Publishing Wizard and free downloads from the web and Autodesk App Store. These methods will provide you with multiple solutions to expand your part catalogs, resulting in broader project design elements.
Key Learnings
- Learn how to build pressure network parts lists using custom catalog content.
- Learn how to transfer existing pressure network parts catalogs from AutoCAD Plant 3D into Civil 3D.
- Learn how to add and modify pressure network catalog part parameters.
- Learn how to create entire libraries or add just a single part to a pressure network catalog.
Speakers
Todd NochomsonCertified Civil 3D Professional.
Charlie OgdenCharlie Ogden is a Product Manager at Autodesk working on water, stormwater, piping and grading solutions for infrastructure products. Working in the Civil Engineering industry since 1993 he has a broad range of experience from field surveying to final site design. He is a Professional Engineer licensed in Massachusetts where his engineering experience includes residential subdivisions, commercial site plans, stormwater management, and sanitary sewer system designs. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering from the University of Massachusetts Amherst.- CDCreg DiezigerI have over 33 years of experience in the civil engineering field and with Autodesk, Inc., products. I have been invited 7 times to Inside the Factory (a.k.a. AutoCAD Civil 3D Gunslinger). I am the NW Region CAD Manager, which has over 200 users of Autodesk products. I was an adjunct at Missoula College – University of Montana for 7 years. He has taught AutoCAD software, Survey software, and AutoCAD Civil 3D software. I am enthusiastic and love speaking at Autodesk University. I basically love teaching because I find it a great way to give back but also to learn myself. My favorite quote is "The day I stopping learning is the day I die" Tommy Lasorda.
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