NEW FEATURES

Offers a faster workflow for projecting your Pipe Network parts to a Profile View. Run the command and use on of the selection
Draw Parts to Profile View:  methods of Network, Multiple or Path options to select parts, then select the desired profile view for drawing the parts on. When done,
the parts will be now drawn in the profile view.

Offers the ability to merge multiple networks at once into a destination network, unlike Civil 3D's Merge Networks which only allows for
Merge Networks:  one at a time. Run the command, select the Destination network either by a part or dialog, then select multiple networks thereafter via
dialog to merge. Merged networks are deleted when complete.

 Offers the ability to select parts via Multiple or Path options and merge them into a Destination network. This command saves the step
of having to split the network and then merge networks. Simply choose the destination network and the parts you'd like to split/move
Split/Merge Parts: to the destination network. If the network ends up with no parts left, it's deleted. Command also runs Civil 3D's Reconnect Network
command to ensure all networks are connected after the merger.

Offers the ability to create multiple structure and pipe labels at once on a selection set of Profile View Labels. For Structure Labels, it
Label Profile View Parts:  also offers to automatically set the Dimension Anchor Option and Dimension Anchor Value as the labels are created. Saving label
settings and recalling label settings is also available to make this tool highly customizable and time saving.

This new palette allows for defining multiple catalogs of pipe slopes to be utilized by commands within Pipe Network Productivity Tools
when applying slopes to pipes. Access the Slopes Catalog by launching Pipe Slope Single / Multiple Extended Settings Manager. There
Slopes Catalog:  are a couple of pre-built catalogs available and you have full customization capabilities of the catalogs or the ability to create your own
custom ones. Then, on the Settings dialog, Pipe Slope Single / Multiple tab, check the box Apply Standard Slopes from Slope Catalog
(default setting is off). Now you're set to utilize the tools with defined pipe slopes from your currently selected Slopes Catalog.

When using Pipe Slope Single, Pipe Slope Multiple, Set Wye Connections or Update Wye Connections, catalog slopes will be used for pipe sizes found in the catalog. However, if you are using Assigned Pipe
Slopes functionality and assigning specific slopes to pipes, the assigned slopes will be used over the catalog slopes. The hierarchy of applied slopes is below, with the top most being used if all 3 slopes are
found to be connected to the a specific pipe:

1. Assigned Slopes
2. Slopes Catalog
3. Command line entered slopes

CRITICAL BUG FIXES ON FEATURES WE OFTENLY USE

Create Profile from Pipes: Fixed an issue where in some situations the command would fatal error on creation of the profile.

Slope Across Pipes Multiple (Elevation Mode): In situations where a selected run of pipe contained multiple pipe sizes, fixed an issue where Elevation mode was calculating the pipe
slope incorrectly and not setting the correct value on end pipe.

When prompted for start or end elevations, choosing Pipe as a keyword now allows for selecting a Profile View Part and chooses which
Slope Across Pipes Multiple (both Slope and Elevation Modes): end of the part's elevation to use based on your cursor location related to the current Profile View location.

Slope Across Pipes Single (Elevation Mode): Fixed an issue when cancelling the command after an elevation was typed in, it would set the pipe elevation to 0. Command now
cancels as expected.

Raise / Lower Pipes: Fixed an issue when command cancelled, pipes would be lowered by a factor. Command now cancels as expected.