Expand Ribbon (click +), the Tabs (click +).Under Partial Customization Files, expand the ACAD collection (click +).ack in the upper-left, expand the Partial Customization Files collection (click +).When the Workspace appears in the upper-right window, click Customize Workspace *Text will turn blue after clicking Customize Workspace.In the upper-left window, highlight the Workspace you want to modify (Civil 3D Default).

To load the Geolocation Tab, launch the CUI (Customize User Interface) dialog box (Commandline: CUI). The Geolocation tab that shows up in AutoCAD 2015 is missing from the default Civil 3D Ribbon.

Take note of the Ribbon Tabs listed at the top of the Application Window. The Civil 3D Workspace should load by default, with a similar setup to what you’ve seen in the past. Start out by launching Civil 3D 2015 and opening a drawing file. To add the Geolocation Tab and access the new features through the Ribbon, we’ll need to do a little bit of CUI customization.

However, it’s not part of the default Civil 3D Workspace that is loaded with the out-of-box installation. Since Civil 3D is built on top of the AutoCAD platform, the Geolocation feature is accessible in Civil 3D 2015. Posted on ApAuthor: Matt Miyamoto AutoCAD Civil 3D, AutoCADįor those of you who have been following our blog over the recent weeks, you may have already read about the enhanced Geolocation Feature in AutoCAD 2015 that allows you to automatically connect and download aerial map information from Microsoft Bing Maps.

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