These topics provide best practices for using Autodesk Civil 3D with Autodesk Docs in the Collaboration for Civil 3D environment.
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Best Practices for Working With Autodesk Collaboration for Civil 3D
Topics in this section
- Introduction to Autodesk Collaboration for Civil 3D Best Practices
This topic provides key points and notes to read before getting started with Collaboration for Civil 3D. - About Autodesk Collaboration for Civil 3D and Desktop Connector Version 16.x
This topic provides information about working with Desktop Connector 16.x and Collaboration for Civil 3D. - About the Impact of Rebranding BIM 360 to Autodesk Docs
BIM 360 has been re-branded to Autodesk Docs. - About Environments Using Design Collaboration and Collaboration for Civil 3D
There are three types of environments for using Collaboration for Civil 3D. - About Autodesk Docs Permissions and Data Shortcuts
If project collaborators do not have the proper permissions to the folders where data shortcuts are stored, data shortcuts will not work as expected. - About Setting Up a Civil 3D Data Shortcut Project in Autodesk Docs
This topic covers key points when setting up data shortcut projects in Autodesk Docs. - About Working with File Naming Standards in Autodesk Docs
This topic covers key points regarding name conversions in Autodesk Docs projects. - About Working on a Data Shortcut Project in Autodesk Docs
This topic covers key points about working on a data shortcut project in Autodesk Docs. - Best Practices for Migrating an Existing Data Shortcut Project to Autodesk Docs
Moving an existing data shortcut project to Autodesk Docs must be done with care. - About External Files and Data that Require Attention
The following data sets or file types may require special attention when used in Autodesk Docs. - To Prevent Reference Templates from Being Uploaded to Autodesk Docs when Using Autodesk Collaboration for Civil 3D
- Collaboration for Civil 3D Terminology
Parent topic: Autodesk Collaboration for Civil 3D