Hi, can you help me?
Why dont i have that nodes?
Hi, thank you for the quick response. I have the c3d2023 and for that i have the latest updates
Do you have the Camber package installed?
Yes i have, but i dont have that node in the toolkit or in camberđ . Any idea about what i can have wrong?
Thatâs a tricky oneâŚ
I have 4.2.5 installed.
To check your version
Add a Camber node and then add the âConvert to Camber Objectâ or another node from Camber and check under Extensions > Workspace References what version you have installed.
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Can you share a screenshot of the Civil 3D version info? You can get this by running the ABOUT command.
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I was trying with the 2021 version the camber and it was not working, but on the 23 it actually works,thank you.
I have two versions and i just really installed camber in 23 version today. Thank you, once again.
Yes, make sure that there are no differences between the packages for C3D 2021 and 2023. @mzjensen do we need to keep that in mind when we install Camber because at least I have installed versions specific for 2021 vs 2023
I think this is because of some new API capabilities which were added in 2022.1 (or something like that).
If I recall it is generally the case to be within a few months of the latest C3D build anyway as there havenât been any format changes allowing backwards capability, so no worries if youâre a version up.
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Basically, every version of Camber should work provided that your Civil 3D version is listed below:
2023 and above
2022.1 or 2022.1.1
2021.3
2020.6 or 2020.6.1
More documentation here.
The one caveat is that the nodes for pressure networks will not work in Civil 3D 2020.
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Thanks for response, @mzjensen
Not sure why I havenât asked about this everytime you release a new version of Camber package
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No worries! Ideally, you shouldnât have to ask 
I would love for everything to just work seamlessly so nobody is required to think about compatibility. But unfortunately I wasnât able to get to that point.
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