Detailed DEM surfaces can be used directly with Level AI without any simplification required. More information found here.

Service AI can now be run from Civil 3D generating full storm and sanitary pipe networks compliant with your local engineering requirements.

More information on how to set up your model for a Service AI run found here.

Now you can get live visualisations showing how the design agents 'think', view the latest runs animation in the project side bar, or via the job queue in Civil 3D or the web.

Get detailed analysis on validation review items, detailed parcel grading, design constraints, etc.

You can now visualize token usage and set alerts at organization level and project level, more information found here.

Overland flow paths have been enhanced to support ditches, where multiple surface feature lines are added to the model with specified parameters. Level AI will optimize the surface while honoring the minimum ditch and tie-in grades.

Commercial site developments can now add a truck loading dock to sites with a few clicks in Civil 3D. Simply draw a retaining wall along the edge of the building, set the height, and run Level AI.

After Level AI Prepare and Service AI Prepare run, an overview of validation errors and steps to resolve them is provided. Navigate to the review point or ask follow-up questions about Allsite actions, such as “How do I create an intersection?” or “How do I create a detention pond?”.

Level AI now allows engineers to draw corridors only for straight road sections and use polylines to define curb return locations within intersections, bulbs, and cul-de-sacs.

Full step by step instructions provided here.

Useful for commercial sites and car parks, feature lines are output for Layout Assist roads, and regular Civil 3D subassemblies can be used with Allsite simple roads.

Ask questions about how to complete various Allsite actions.
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