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First off I have mostly used the command line.That is how I am getting by with the more recent updates. Most of the tabs I have are Carlson tabs and M...
I think I have two issues going on.#1 I want to simply run Map3D as plain AutoCAD,#2 Carlson is thrown into the mix which means I am probably using th...
Yes, I read about that option as well. Apparently, however not every install provides that option. It's beyond me why Autodesk would think that someon...
Yes I read you simply type "menu" at the command line, then set it to Acad.cuixI am cautious that I will lose my Carlson menus, settings, ect.
No - actually if you look closely, there is another man kneeling on the ground in front of him.
To complicate the issue further, I searched the hard drive for "*.cuix" and got 100 hits. There are a lot of different customization files.
Very good trick. Thank you.
"I think I'd be too nervous they would screw something up and get me sued"Don't you think you would review the product several times before releasing ...
"I did all this with Eagle Point and it was fuzzy and warm and good.""gawd, I miss Eagle Point""I also have been spoiled by Eagle Point for the last 2...
Yes, I agree
Ponding water is not the only consideration. Repetitive loading of 80,000 lb trucks will destroy the asphalt prematurely.You are correct in that this ...
Yes, that is an easy method of verifying a defect that you can already feel. Sounds like it needs fixed..now it's about who pays. Around here the stat...
Ya, but 24 hours of tides would reverse that quickly. Skid steers do get a lot of work done. I 'd actually rather use one to clear brush over a back h...
Couldn't have altered a tidal flat much with a skid steer....jeeze
Trying to report surface elevations on AC tighter than .01 is splitting hairs. When you start getting into thousandths of a foot you should be measuri...
Is this a straight edge spec, or profile-a-graph?I would report the measurements to the significant figures relative to the precision of your measurem...