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I do the same all the time, I don't understand 'old money'. The shortcut just tells the application to use 'C3D_Metric' profile. If this does not exist you need to reset / reinstall. Otherwise You could try: Rename (in case you need to recover anything) the C: Users xxxxx AppData Roaming Autodesk C3D 20xx & C: Users xxxxx AppData Local Autodesk C3D 2016 enu folders then perform a reset: Restart via the metric shortcut and the program should re copy all the default files back again, once running if the program is using the correct settings via the shortcut then you will know as the tool pallets will be labelled 'Civil3d Metric sub assemblies'.

Civil Survey Solutions Your Industry Partner. Civil 3D 2014 Drawing Templates from Civil Survey. C3D 20XX enu Data Descargar Musica Cristiana Salsa Y Merengue Gratis. Corridor Design Standards Metric. This was not even my template, someone else shared it, and I shared it here. I do need to get to work on my own metric template, but have not started one. AutoCAD Civil 3D drawing templates are included in the product. Civil 3D 2016 Drawing Template AutoCAD Civil 3D 2016 Drawing Templates from Civil Survey Solutions. Civil 3D 2016. Corridor Design Standards Metric.

Ben 10 Protector Of Earth Full Game Pc. If this is not the case then you are using an Imperial template version. If you do not see the metric templates try reinstalling the country kit. The unit settings you speak of are related to the drawing settings, it is possible to use two drawings with different settings in the same session as controlled via the template settings.

On the other hand if the problem is purely that the templates have not been copied then you can manually get to them from the system. I cant see them here but usually do a windows search for the files to locate them. By 'Shortcut' you mean the Icon in the Start Menu? That should point to the OOTB >profile. That profile should set 'QnewTemplate' to the _autocad civil 3d (metric) ncs.dwt in the Template folder. Right Click on the Icon and select properties to check that it includes /p '>'.

Start a drawing and make sure that the default >profile exists. BTW: You can change that to use your own template by replacing the name: /p 'C3D 2017 1.0'. Make sure that the template exists in the path set in options. I will post that tomorrow. I forgot to borrow the licence. But I think that if I load the template everything will be ok. And the settings are the same as you have posted: everything is in foot. I have also noticed that only standard styles for civil objects exist when I open. Don't know how to explain better.

I will try to record my screen tomorrow and share with you guys. It's not big problem as I can open metric template but I am very curious why such a thing happens, because I have civil 3d 2016 also installed and it works fine.