Autodesk building design suite premium 2013 release date

#Autodesk building design suite premium 2013 release date full#

Intel Pentium 4 processor or AMD Athlon, 3.0 GHz or greater or Intel or AMD Dual Core processor, 2.0 GHz or greater

Supported CPU Type Baseline RecommendationДЎ.6 GHz or Higher Intel В® Pentium В® 4 or AMD Athlonв„ў Dual Core with SSE3 technologyДЈ.0 GHz or Higher Intel В® Pentium В® 4 AMD Athlon Dual Core with SSE3 technology or AMD Opteronв„ў with SSE3 technologyДЇor 3D Modeling in AutoCAD-based products:

#Autodesk building design suite premium 2013 release date full#

For the full list of other new features and changes in Civil 3D 2013, look at the Civil 3D 2013 Release Comparison Matrix.В№ For AutodeskВ® SketchBook Designer 2013, MicrosoftВ® WindowsВ® 7 Home Premium is not supported. ThereвЂ™s quite a lot of other updates in this release. Now in Civil 3D 2013, linetype generation is supported for a much wider range of features including feature lines, survey figures, and corridor feature lines. We recently posted a workaround for survey figure line type generation. Linework Generation for Civil 3D Entities For the OCD Civil 3D user, these two upgrades are glorious. No more deleting subassemblies or going into the Assembly/Subassembly properties to fix the side the assembly was on. Closely related, when adding a subassembly to an assembly, Civil 3D will automatically detect which side of the assembly you are selecting. For example, if youвЂ™re adding an assembly from a tool palette and add two of them because youвЂ™re intending to modify one, all the subassembly names will stay clean. Subassemblies can now have duplicate names which means that you no longer need to worry about having a lot of extra (1)вЂ™s after your subassembly names. When the 2013 version of the design suite is released, you will have access to Infrastructure Modeler. What if you currently do not have Infrastructure Modeler? Well, youвЂ™re in luck if youвЂ™re on subscription and have the Civil Design Suite Premium or Ultimate. ItвЂ™s a great for presenting conceptual designs to clients. This functionality increases the way that you can use Autodesk Infrastructure Modeler for planning and collaborative design. Export IMXД¬ivil 3D now exports IMX files that can be read by Autodesk Infrastructure Modeler. View AutodeskвЂ™s video on creating pressure pipes in plan view here.

This removes a lot of workarounds and will make it that much easier to make the transition from Civil 3D to GIS. In Civil 3D 2013, we are able to work with pressure pipes natively. Custom parts would need to be built that approximated valves, elbows, and other fittings. In previous versions of Civil 3D, pressure pipes would have to be entered with a lot of love and care. Less waiting when a deadline is looming should make us all happier and reduce stress. While you shouldnвЂ™t expect instantaneous performance, it is faster. Large sets of Civil 3D drawings will open faster. Performance with Civil 3D has been dramatically enhanced, specifically when related to Data Shortcuts. This one sounds simple, but is a big deal.