If you are currently using Legacy Stringer Topo and are interested in transitioning to the new dynamic version of Stringer Topo – but are concerned about migrating your current settings? These webinars will walk you through how easy the transition is and the workflow of transferring settings from Legacy Stringer to the current version based on your CAD platform.
For BricsCAD & AutoCAD Users
0:00 – Intro
1:00 – Old vs New
3:27 – V25 Licensing
05:48 – What’s New With Survey Settings
21:12 – How Do I Switch
28:49 – Stringer Connect
36:51 – Custom Properties
37:11 – Wrap Up
For Civil 3D Users
0:00 – Intro
1:55 – Old Vs New
5:02 – V25 Licensing
08:02 – What’s New With Survey Settings
16:37 – How Do I Switch
22:23 – Survey String Settings Import
28:24 – Survey Point Code Settings Import
31:41 – Stringer Connect
40:26 – Custom Properties
41:43 – Wrap Up
Since releasing Civil Site Design in the USA in 2007, we have experienced constant growth. A technical distributor, Logis LLC, was appointed in 2015, followed by the establishment of Civil Survey Applications LLC in 2019. Located in Florida, the team of 5 including three civil engineers, is committed to customising the software for the US […]
Stringer Topo provides multiple ways for customers to interact with and edit the points and survey strings that define your feature surveys. Using the Survey String Manager, you can select any point or survey string to view properties, and edit the selected object by right click or from the contextual ribbon. The Stringer Toolspace operates as a standard CAD palette, for you to create and edit points, point groups, survey strings and surfaces.
At times you may need to move your standalone Civil Site Design or Stringer license due to hardware failure, formatting of a workstation (PC) or moving to another PC. Here are the instructions on how to complete this process both if the license is accessible or inaccessible.
The Survey String Settings command is key to controlling how your Point Codes are used in the creation of breaklines, addition of offsets and the creation of 2D and 3D linework.