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I don't think is possible due to the agreement not to share content from the futures portal albeit this is the final version of UKIE kit - I believe there are still some issues
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@Anonymous wrote:
The silence from Autodesk on this is a joke.
I'd agree with that - getting on for 4 months since 2018 was released and still no officially released UKIE kit.
I'm always amazed at how things that worked in the previous release get broken in the next release - the 2018 main product release date surely couldn't have come as a surprise.
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AEC Collection 2025 UKIE (mainly Civil 3D UKIE and IW)
Win 11 Pro x64, 1Tb Primary SSD, 1Tb Secondary SSD
64Gb RAM Intel(R) Xeon(R) W-11855M CPU @ 3.2GHz
NVIDIA RTX A5000 16Gb, Dual 27" Monitor, Dell Inspiron 7760
Firstly ask yourself what you need in the kit to get by for now.
Kerbs and assemblies were created in Subassembly composer so will be portable.
The reports should also move over although you need to manually set them up.
The template can be used in all newer versions.
The other tools / functions will work but again you need to bring them in.
Is there anything else?
For those who have a prior version installed you can manually port these tools.
For anyone else you could try downloading the 2017 version extracting the installation & cabinet files and porting the tools from there.
M
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Civil3D 2022 English
Windows 7 Professional 64-bit
Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3820 CPU @ 3.60GHz (8 CPUs), ~4.0GHz With 32768MB RAM, AMD FirePro V4900, Dedicated Memory: 984 MB, Shared Memory: 814 MB
Be aware that there are still some issues with kerbs and the Layers have been (almost) updated to Uniclass 2015 thus any styles you drag in from previous drawings will have the original layers associated with them.
The Uniclass layers need to have underscores to separate the code pairs to be compliant however this depends on whether you use Uniclass or not (but everyone should be using it now....
)
I would guess that there will be an update to the template and kit at some undetermined point in the future so be careful how much (if any) work you do on customising the template for your own use.
neilyj (No connection with Autodesk other than using the products in the real world)
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AEC Collection 2025 UKIE (mainly Civil 3D UKIE and IW)
Win 11 Pro x64, 1Tb Primary SSD, 1Tb Secondary SSD
64Gb RAM Intel(R) Xeon(R) W-11855M CPU @ 3.2GHz
NVIDIA RTX A5000 16Gb, Dual 27" Monitor, Dell Inspiron 7760
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