With this update, you can connect a pressure pipe to a gravity structure so they can interact and model piping systems in real-world scenarios. Using fewer assemblies, regions, and targets in a corridor model results in a simpler corridor that is faster to rebuild. You can transition any subassembly input parameter whether you need to create driveways, bus bays, or a daylight slope transition, the workflow is simple and flexible.

Now you can effortlessly transition from one condition to another - and you can re-use the transition throughout your project. Once you completed the transition, you couldn’t use it again. Previously, it was a a complex and lengthy process to model a transition from one condition to another along a range of stations. I hope these “changes” in the 2023 versions will also bring some major updates and fixes to the “known issues” among many Autodesk software.See the highlights including corridor transitions, performance enhancements, and subassembly composer updates. This reminds me of the awful google G suit apps rebranding in 2020. It seems that Autodesk is trying to change its product logos yearly or at least biannually! Although I found the new logos clean and bold, they are, however, very similar! It would not be easy for the user to differentiate between a bunch of Autodesk icons on the taskbar. Alongside these two primary colors, Autodesk introduce two detail grays, and four accent colors–clay, plant, iris and gold. In addition to the new logo, Autodesk made changes to the brand colors, updating primary colors of black and white.

According to Autodesk this “Dynamic, modern, and memorable Logos represents its direction toward the future.” Autodesk introduced new rebranded product logos and colors for all of its 2023 software versions.

Autodesk 2023