The Jump Kit Single Release Subscription offer features download access to any single Release and Version (Flavor) of the Framework for Civil 3D Jump Kit product at an affordable Subscription price paid monthly. Most folks tell us they prefer to mix and match. The customer may employ the Jump Kit and our daily use InstantOn Desktop product mostly as is or as a set of deeper Civil 3D Parts Libraries and extra powerful Civil 3D resources for their own customized Civil 3D production environment. Jump Kit Subscription is an easy, adaptive, and affordable solution. The intent of our Subscription offerings is to allow our Jump Kit customers to better budget, manage, and maintain all the many Civil 3D Templates, Civil 3D Style Libraries, and many Civil 3D resources included in the Jump Kit products. To start off the new year we made some significant changes to the Framework for Civil 3D Jump Kit pricing and to our Jump Kit Subscription products.īased on customer feedback, the Framework for Civil 3D Jump Kit Subscription service products and the Framework Plus Service Subscription service offering are now available on a monthly basis via a choice of recurring Subscription agreements. One thing is certain this year - Autodesk Civil 3D will change. Autodesk isn't delivering on their promise of access to the latest releases and enhancements, so don't deliver your money to Autodesk.Happy New Year to everyone in Civil 3D Land. Find a different software provider that wants to give you value for the products you are paying for instead of taking your money, putting the money into different software, and then come back and tell you you have to pay more to get what you've already paid for.
Autodesk doesn't care about you, and this adds to my existing long list of reasons. So why isn't Autodesk providing Project Explorer for Civil 3D to Civil 3D Subscribers?įor this reason, I'm officially telling people not to use or purchase Civil 3D or the AEC Collection. I'm not seeing the disclaimer of ".unless you subscribe to Civil 3D". I find InfraSucks a horrible product and Revit isn't of much use since I don't design buildings.Ī subscription benefit is supposed to "Get instant access to the latest releases and enhancements." I'm finding very little value across the AEC Collection since all I would use it for would be to access Civil 3D. There seems to be no logical reason to add it to the AEC Collection only. The only product Project Explorer for Civil 3D works within the AEC Collection is Civil 3D. Instead of adding value to Civil 3D subscribers, Autodesk has decided to once again give the middle finger to Civil 3D subscribers and added the purchase to the AEC Collection instead of the Civil 3D subscription. Project Explorer is adequately named in that it only works with Civil 3D and no other Autodesk products. Autodesk recently released Project Explorer for Civil 3D.
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