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There is a lot Civil 3D can do, if you setup and configure it properly, and establish a good working process it will provide fr a much smoother transition.
it's too much better than the old land desktop
i think it is more organized
1. Civil 3D is a BIM. Land Desktop is not.
2. It is a dynamic system. LD is not.
3. C3D is an object oriented system. LD is not.
4. C3D supports .NET API. LD does not.
I am having crashes with files a quarter of the size 2009 used to handle. Unless there is some sort of fix for it, I might be moving on back until the next service pack comes out.
any solutions to the problem would be appreciated.
Cheers
Darren
Noble Consulting Surveyors