What's New in Civil 3D 2025

[@VaughnCampbell]

Still don’t have multi core support? Still crashes every 30 minutes?

[@davidp6839]

I assume you have a suitable processor and GPU? I rarely get crashes, but I'm still using 2021.

[@stevevanderploeg-SRV259]

@@davidp6839 Solid as a rock here, on 2025. Very impressed after switching from Bentley.

[@manuelborjatorres8605]

all good!!!. But when are they going to fix the multiple labeling tool for alignments? And when will it be possible to put the superelevations, curve directions and overwidths in the alignment table? it's old problems on civil 3d

[@MK-ed6ft]

Ah, where do I even begin with Civil 3D? Let's start with the fact that absolutely nobody was clamouring for the mind-bending, earth-shattering features that Autodesk has graciously bestowed upon us in this latest instalment. Let's not forget about the "Random Crashes" feature. Because, really, who wants to get through a project without experiencing the heart-pounding thrill of uncertainty every time you hit that save button? It's like playing Russian roulette with your design files. Will it crash this time? Roll the dice and find out! Oh, and don't even get me started on the "Auto-Delete" function. Say goodbye to all that pesky work you've been slaving over. With just one click, Civil 3D will happily obliterate everything you've done, leaving you with a blank canvas and a profound sense of existential despair. It's like having a helpful little gremlin living inside your computer, just waiting to sabotage your progress. But fear not, dear users. Along with these completely unnecessary and utterly perplexing features, Civil 3D also comes with the same old bugs and glitches you've come to know and love. Why fix what isn't broken, right? In conclusion, if you're looking for a software experience that will leave you scratching your head in confusion and questioning your life choices, then Civil 3D is the one for you. Just don't say we didn't warn you. On a serious note, I switched to Open Roads Designer long ago, and I haven't looked back. It's like stepping out of the Stone Age and into the 21st century of digital design. Frankly, it's time for Autodesk to abandon this relic of a platform they call Civil 3D and start from scratch. We need something more suited to the demands of modern digital design methods. Until then, I'll be happily cruising down the digital highway with Open Roads Designer, leaving Civil 3D in the dust.

[@manuelborjatorres8605]

Its sad. i like civil 3d. but is also true do you say :( .

[@SoftTutorTrainning]

It's a shame, after a year of updates there's nothing new

[@danielfeleke640]

How can i sign in ? Pleas help me

[@apurba500]

Very good improvement, but I am not getting the India country kit for 2025.

[@cwilliamlee]

Very Underwhelming, considering the multiple thousands of dollars our firm and firms like our fork out for this software each year. I hope the developers are proud. It must be an easier gig than government work.

[@stevevanderploeg-SRV259]

Considering the constant pressures of penny pinching and showing profits of public companies, the very pressures that actually lead to this subscription model being forced on us by these software companies, I doubt very much working for any of these outfits is a real easy gig.

[@aubreyrobin]

kinda underwhelming but ok

[@mateusz2488]

shame - this program is dead