Blueprints, tools, and sketches on a drafting table for engineering or construction work.

On the Workbench

Problems worth solving.

These are ideas, prototypes, and tools we’re exploring for Civil 3D. Some are further along than others.

Vote on our dumb ideas. Or give us a better one.

A vote isn’t a preorder or a promise we’ll build it - but it helps us decide what deserves our attention, or if we should just go golfing.

Status:

🟠 IN DEVELOPMENT

🟣 RESEARCH

🟢 EXPLORING

ET-002 Ross

The one that colours all of your TIN triangles automatically.

🟠 IN DEVELOPMENT

ET-005 Ewan

The one that creates an exterior boundary from messy geometry.

🟢 EXPLORING

ET-009 Phoenix

The one that rebuilds exterior boundaries when Civil 3D says they’re no good.

🟠 IN DEVELOPMENT

ET-012 Beck

The one that reads your redlines and actually makes the changes to your drawing while you’re chatting to Jim.

🟢 EXPLORING

ET-003 Edward

The one that patches design changes into coloured TIN models after Ross.

🟢 EXPLORING

ET-006 Noah

The one that fixes imported Microstation linework so it can be used in Civil 3D.

🟠 IN DEVELOPMENT

ET-010 Studio

The one that gives you a complete, good-looking Civil 3D drawing setup from day one, without calling your Mom for help.

🟢 EXPLORING

ET-013 Echo

The one that lets you run commands just by saying them out loud. You’re not a Jedi.

🟢 EXPLORING

ET-004 Oliver

The one that draws grading tick marks for making drawings (properly).

🟢 EXPLORING

ET-008 Neo

The one that fixes your exterior boundary when it’s touching a break line and screwing up your contours.

🟣 RESEARCH

ET-011 Hamlet

The one that turns Civil 3D stage-storage reports into finished engineering tables automatically.

🟢 EXPLORING

ET-014 Bev

(AutoCAD and C3D)

The one that quietly learns how you use AutoCAD and builds a personalized ribbon around the tools you actually use. Local, adaptive, and designed to get better as your workflow changes.

🟠 IN DEVELOPMENT

A futuristic, high-tech blueprint workspace with a black background, featuring a copier with smoke coming out, scattered film strips, a pen, ruler, and a mug with a target symbol.