REVCLOUD – Some nice enhancements to the REVCLOUD command which allows you to control chord length or modify a cloud.XCOMPARE – Compares an attached XREF with the latest state of the referenced drawing file, highlighting the differences with color within revision clouds.BREAKPOINT – Allows you to break an object at a specified point.To revert back to the standard way or using the Trim/Extend command, type in one of the commands and from the command line choose MODE, then switch to Standard.I must admit, I can’t stand this change!!Instead of having you select objects or boundaries for the TRIM or EXTEND command, the new “quick” mode selects all potential options by default.The previous versions will be listed in the new Drawing History palette so you can compare them with the current version of your drawing. If you save drawing files to a OneDrive, Dropbox, or Box account, additional versions of these drawing files are created as you work, creating a version history.Drawing History Support – (Subscription Benefit).(You can also uncheck this option prior to reloading your XREF, or change the variable to disable it). Any changes to the referenced drawing or a compared drawing are highlighted using revision clouds. Similar to the drawing compare feature, you can now compare the changes made to a drawing file attached as an external reference (xref) in the current drawing.Here are few new things to look forward to in all AutoCAD platform products: Profile – Better functionality for pressure networks have been introduced, such as adding vertical deflections just as you would a PVI in a profile.Pipe Run Profile Settings – If/when you base your network on a cover depth, the pressure network can now remain dynamic to a profile!.For example, if you have a 45-degree bend, and you grip edit a portion of a pipe, that bend can now change to the proper angled bend! Very cool addition. Paths – Fittings can be added and updated automatically when grip edited or moved.This is great for subdivision development and will make your network much easier to manage. Your pressure network can still remain as one entire network, but you can have separate “runs” within the network. I wish they would do this for gravity networks now. Pipe Runs – This is a fantastic change to how pressure networks are created and modified.
For those that do a lot of subdivision work, or complex pressure systems, you will really like these changes! One of the bigger changes in Civil 3D 2021 is the introduction of path-based pressure networks, and multiple enhancements to the overall Pressure Network workflows. The only exceptions to Civil 3D objects would be the newer Civil 3D object/features will not go backwards, but this shouldn’t be a problem. Meaning you should have no problem going back and forth between 2018, 20. The AutoCAD format for 2021 is also the 2018 format they previously introduced. Typically, the first question asked is about prior version interoperability. Anymore, we can’t just look at what’s new in our hero product, but all other complimentary products as well, so I will briefly mention a few of those. That was somewhat sarcastic, but I do see some much needed improvements to Autodesk Civil 3D 2021 and all other 2021 products. YES!! Another release of Civil 3D, just as you probably finished installing the latest 2020 “fix”. Back June 17th, 2020 What’s New in Civil 3D 2021
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