Camber is a package for Dynamo for Civil 3D that expands the capabilities of Dynamo within Autodesk® Civil 3D. The main goals of the Camber project are to:
- Expose more Civil 3D functionality beyond what is provided with the out-of-the-box nodes
- Provide an open code base for those getting starting with Zero-Touch node development
You may have noticed that there have not been any updates for quite some time (last release was 4.2.6 in March 2023). This is because I joined Autodesk in the summer of 2023, and so it no longer makes sense for me to maintain a side project when I am also working on Civil 3D directly. From this point forward, I do not have plans to make any more updates to Camber. Even though I am no longer actively maintaining the project, the doors are still open for contributions!
Camber is an independent open source initiative and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Autodesk, Inc. in any way. The views, opinions, and content of this project are solely those of the individual contributors and do not represent the views or opinions of Autodesk, Inc. All trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
Camber includes hundreds of nodes that utilize the AutoCAD and Civil 3D .NET APIs to provide read/write access to:
- Catchments
- Styles
- Labels
- Sample Lines
- Profile Views
- Section Views
- Pipe Networks
- Pressure Pipe Networks
- Parts Lists
- Design Checks
- Data Shortcuts
- Quantity Takeoff Criteria
- Block attribute definitions
- MLeaders
- Corridor surfaces
- Dimensions
See the issues page to see what is being worked on.
The best place to get Camber is from the Dynamo Package Manager. Look for Packages -> Search for a Package... in the Menus.
For further information on package installation, please refer to the Dynamo Primer.
You can also find the source binaries on the releases page, where they can be downloaded and installed in the Dynamo package folder of your choice.
Discussion related to Camber is handled on the Dynamo Forum.
Dynamo Forum Feedback Thread
Feel free to file issues directly in this repo as well.
Camber is intended to be a community-driven project. Contributions are welcome!
- You can make suggestions or improvement requests via the issues page or the Dynamo Forum.
- You can submit and track bugs via the issues page.
- You can submit your own code to via a pull request. For more info read CONTRIBUTING.md.
- If you have any questions, ideas, or have something to share with the community, please post on the Dynamo Forum.