Stringer Topo V24.20 has been released to support the BricsCAD V24 (as well as current releases of Autodesk software), including a number of new and improved features.
You spoke, we listened. You asked for functionality to make it easier to edit the essentials for points: point number, easting, northing, elevation and description.
We’ve created a new command: Quick Point Editor.
Run the command, pick a point, edit the essentials and apply the changes. Simple!
As well, we’ve made the Point List command editable.
We probably should rename it Point List Editor. You can change any cell in here, then click Update Survey Strings to apply in your survey.
Otherwise, we’ve made changes in response to customer feedback, including:
- Improving the point transformation tool with a picker for setting controlled easting and northing locations
- Improving messaging for the Delete Segment command from the menu
- Adding an option in Stringer Settings to set the 3D linework settings to match the 2D
As per every update, we’ve also implemented fixes to address customer reported issues. Check out the read me page for further information.
Stringer Topo V24.20 is available on AutoCAD 2018-2024, Civil 3D 2018-2024 and BricsCAD V21-V24.
You will have access to the update if you have a current annual subscription or a active maintenance plan on your perpetual license. If you do not currently have an active maintenance plan, please email us at sales@civilsurveysolutions.com.au to arrange an upgrade to your account.
With the release of V24 has come a number of new and improved features. Join us as we go through the new additions to Stringer and how they can help you streamline and improve your workflow.
Viewing height or terrain data on your Civil Site Design & Civil 3D surfaces, is now possible with the new Surface Analysis in Model Viewer.
In Civil Site Design V24, users can now save templates as packed (zipped) files, making them portable for sharing with teams and projects.
With the new Convert 2D Objects, Civil Site Design can read your 2D objects, such as text or block attributes and convert them into dynamic, elevated Cogo Points. The result? A live surface onto which design can begin.
