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February 2008
Design Markers rotation has been updated account for changes in the 2007
version of AutoCAD.
Surface
management tools have been optimized for design data export cycles.
A new Plan
Labels extension has been integrated. This new style-based system allows
the user to create persistent, dynamic labels that conform to virtually any
standard of appearance and may contain various combinations of ASE, LDD,
Civil 3D or user data.
November
2007
Design Markers may now be selected by picking near a Marker instead of
picking the Marker directly.
Flow
Labels can now be configured to match generated profile grade label values
exactly.
Profile
label text edits may now be reverted to their original values.
Base Map
Control tolerances command was added with project-based preference
sharing.
Enhanced
support for Pipeworks layers was added.
Profile
Generator vertical scale factors now include “20”.
August
2007
New assemblies have been added to the 3-D road modeling library.
Base Map
Control interpretation sensitivity is now user-adjustable.
Alignment
and surface interface between ASE and Autodesk is now compatible with all
versions of LDD or Civil 3D through 2008.
The user
may now select any number of alignments for 3-D road model refreshing.
3-D road
models now allow alignment-specific preference editing.
ASE now
manages surface building and volume calculation for a total site surface
definition.
July
2007
3-D Road Modeling flexibility has been enhanced: Individual corridors may
now be configured to use both local and global preferences. Left or right
offset curbs, medians and/or intersections may also be independently
assigned specific assemblies, sub-grade depths, controls and resolution
values.
ASE Civil
surface management now includes the creation and dynamic updating of an
“Integrated Site” surface that includes all roads, pads and
user-defined features on the site. Volume results now include the
“Integrated Site” with the individual corridor volumes for
easy comparison. The preferences dialog has also been simplified.
Program modifications
have been made to support application of ASE Civil’s vertical control, 3-D modeling and surface
management tools to commercial and site design projects.
June
2007
ASE Civil alignments have been modified to provide enhanced support for
commercial & site grading applications.
Curb labels
may now be copied and attached to any alignment and component.
May
2007
Base Map Control definitions may now be displayed graphically in plan
view from any drawing connected to an ASE Civil project.
April
2007
ASE Civil now automatically initiates and manages surface building,
contouring and earthworks calculations and reporting for alignments and
sites using the Land Desktop or Civil 3D TIN modeling interface. Corridor
and cumulative volume are reported as-needed or automatically after each
design data export cycle and includes the top or datum surface of 3D Road
Models, ASE Pads and Pad Ties, as well as user-defined geometry and
boundaries.
March
2007
Curb return tangent point elevations now automatically adjust to account
for changes in the vertical design.
New custom
3D Road Modeling assemblies have been added.
February
2007
Profile grade labels will now automatically adjust their positions on the
profile to avoid text conflict and enhance legibility.
Profile-based
vertical design controls have been enhanced.
Plan-view
grade labels have been refined and improved.
3D Road
Model output now includes section geometry through assemblies for easier
viewing.
Vertical
curves can be defined through cul-de-sac and knuckle offset curb runs.
Curb
design control may now reference various user-specified locations on curb
assemblies.
New custom
3D Road Modeling assemblies were added.
January
2007
28 new videos have been added to the Video Training Tutorials page to
provide additional technical support to our clients.
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