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- posted 06/05/08 by Ove Cervin C3D 2009 Country kit - Swedish
- Hi all,
This has really been a fully loaded period in my calendar, but finally we're right ON track again - getting new stuff up here.
I just have to mention two things that has happened to me the last quarter;
First - I went skiing in Zermatt, Switzerland, during Easter holiday. There I found a slope named "cervino" on the Italian side of Matterhorn. Oh yes - "cervino" is my login name on Autodesk! Cool!
Second - I was recently on Iceland again, what a nice place to visit. BUT - beware!! I was, by group pressure, forced to eat of their traditionally SPECIAL food - ROTTEN SHARK! Don't ever try that...
I was there with Bruce Harfield from 3AM-Solutions. Bruce didn't really like the shark either...
If someone wants to try it out - check this:
http://video.nationalgeographic.com/video/player/places/culture-places/food/iceland_rottensharkmeat.html
or http://www.simnet.is/gullis/jo/shark.htm
To the proper stuff - this week we are very happy to announce that the Swedish Country kit for Civil 3D 2009 is out on the Autodesk website for download:
http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/index?siteID=123112&id=7271531&linkID=9240698#2009
There are more CK coming out real soon... I do know my colleague Jack is desp.... to get the UK one out... ;-)
Downloaded Country Kits that can be added to your AutoCAD Civil 3D 2007, 2008, and 2009 installations giving you access to country- specific reports, templates, and much more.
Content varies by country and may include:
- Drafting and design standards (Civil 3D label and object styles)
- Design standards files for calculation of superelevation
- Drawing templates (AutoCAD .DWT Files)
- Sheet templates for Plans Production (AutoCAD .DWT files)
- Codes files to localize the point, link and shape codes for corridor models
- Reports
Below is what the page looks like (the links below can't be used from here as it is an image)
Getting back to you soon again
Cheers / Ove Cervin