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Yes. You must purchase InfraWorks 360 Pro, purchase ALL the add-ons, purchase cloud credits, purchase a SSD hard drive, purchase subscription for 1000 years, and use your arm and leg for collateral.
Actually, I'm not sure. It has been working for me quite well. Except for the horrible surface it creates.
Turns out it was exporting the entire thing. When I exported it, I used the default coordinate system (in my case UTM84-13N). When I brought it into my drawing, I was using the coordinate system CO83-NF (an imperial coordinate system). When it brought the data in, in converted everything to feet except for the profile so it LOOKED like it didn't get the entire thing. I realized this when I created a surface profile for the alignment and saw the elevations of the profile where less then a third of what they should have been. If I export it to an imperial coordinate system and then bring it into my drawing, it worked just fine.
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