EE ProPack Base Add On Released for Autodesk Civil 3D
 ITASCA,
IL, May 14, 2008 - Engineered Efficiency is proud to announce the release of
its main AutoCAD Civil 3D add-on application, EE ProPack Base!
EE ProPack Base from Engineered Efficiency, Inc. is a set of productivity
tools and feature enhancements for AutoCAD Civil 3D. The tools were
developed in response to requests from end users who made their needs and
whishes known on the AUGI wish list, Autodesk Discussion Groups, and
feedback from EE customers.
 The user interface of EE ProPack Base is designed to provide the
integrated look and feel of the native AutoCAD interface. All the tools for
EE ProPack Base are built into an easy to use palette. Additionally, most of
the tools have an associated integrated AutoCAD command. This provides Cad
managers and others the ability to create scripts and/or list routines that
can easily use EE ProPack Base tools within the automation.
The tools in the EE ProPack Base are organized in a logical manner, with
related tools grouped on their own palette tabs. EE ProPack Base comes with
a fully documented Help File and is easy to install and use. The tools
are briefly described below.
Settings and Setup Tools: The settings and setup tools
are designed to assist in the drawing setup and in establishing settings.
These include Import template, Import styles, Import command, and Object
layer import and export.
General Tools: The general tools tab provides
miscellaneous tools that work with multiple object types, and general Civil
3D objects. These include tools to Match properties between Civil 3D
objects, Zoom to drawing coordinates in Google Earth, Convert Mtext to a
Civil 3D note, and a simple Alignment station/offset tool.
Layer Tools: The layer tools tab provides an easy to use
interface to allow any user to painlessly create a NCS-format layer name.
Layers reference an editable database that Cad manages can customize.
Point Tools: Point tools are built to provide ease of
access and creation to Civil 3D points. Tools include a fast Add point by
interpolation, Inverse between two points, List available point numbers, and
Zoom to a point by entering a point number.
Surface Tools: The surface tools are built to not only
assist in working with Civil 3D surfaces, but also to assist in grading for
surfaces. Included tools are Export Surface to STL, Allowing interaction
between Civil 3D and Revit, and Set points along features line.
Profile Tools: Profile tools are the focus of this
release and EE ProPack Base provides many tools that assist in the creation,
editing, deletion, and linking Civil 3D profiles. These include Create
multiple surface profiles for multiple alignment simultaneously, Reverse
profile, Delete multiple profiles, Get profile elevation, and Link profiles
so edits to one profile dynamically update another.
About Engineered Efficiency, Inc.
Based 20 miles outside of Chicago, in Itasca, Illinois, Engineered
Efficiency, Inc. provides training and consulting to architecture, civil
engineering, and surveying professionals. The firm’s EE CivilAccess and
GuidedAccess consulting services provide powerful yet affordable paths to
AutoCAD Civil 3D implementation. The EE ProPack add-on software allows
clients to extend the functionality of AutoCAD Civil 3D to further enhance
their productivity. The company is owned and managed by licensed
professionals with decades of real-world experience. Engineered Efficiency,
Inc. provides exceptional results by combining years of real-world design
experience with in-depth knowledge of engineering, surveying and drafting
software applications and hardware technology.
For more information visit at
www.eng-eff.com.
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