AutoCAD/Civil 3D version numbers

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An incomplete list. Will be updated.

Civil 3D 2023 Base = 13.5.131.0
Civil 3D 2023.1 = 13.5.211.0
Civil 3D 2023.2.1 = 13.5.1184.0
Civil 3D 2023.2.2 = 13.5.1212.0
Civil 3D 2023.2.3 = 13.5.1222.0
Civil 3D 2023.3.1 = 13.5.1478.0

Civil 3D 2022 Base = 13.4.213.0
Civil 3D 2022.2 = 13.4.2119.0
Civil 3D 2022.2.1 = 13.4.2128.0

Civil 3D 2021.2 = 13.3.2105.0
Civil 3D 2021.3 = 13.3.2535.0
Civil 3D 2021.3.5 = 13.3.2591.0

Civil 3D 2020.2 = 13.2.1758.0
Civil 3D 2020.6.1 = 13.2.3902.0

Civil 3D 2019 Base = 13.0.613.0
Civil 3D 2019.1 = 13.0.863.0
Civil 3D 2019.2 = 13.0.1175.0
Civil 3D 2019.3 = 13.0.1361.0
Civil 3D 2019.3.1 = 13.0.1410.0

AutoCAD 2020 Base = 23.1.47.0
AutoCAD 2020.1.2 = 23.1.104.0

AutoCAD 2019.1.2 = 23.0.162.0

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[BIGAL]

You can pull the current version details from the registry. Yes previously I used (vlax-product-key).

Apologise I forget who wrote this.

 

; vercheck.lsp  version check for *aecc objects
; uses registerycheck 

(defun ah:vercheck ( / vrsn appstr)
(vl-load-com)
(setq acApp (vlax-get-acad-object))
  (setq	C3D (strcat "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\"
		    (if	vlax-user-product-key
		      (vlax-user-product-key)
		      (vlax-product-key)
		    )
	    )
	C3D (vl-registry-read C3D "Release")
	C3D (substr
	      C3D
	      1
	      (vl-string-search "." C3D (+ (vl-string-search "." C3D) 1))
	    )
  )
(setq *AeccDoc*(vla-getinterfaceobject
			(vlax-get-acad-object)
			(strcat "AeccXUiLand.AeccApplication." C3D)
			)
)
(setq *aeccDoc* (vlax-get-property *aeccdoc* "ActiveDocument"))
(princ)
)

 

If your going to do some stuff with C3D need this to open the application. I have some, the one I like best is Change contour display via a toolbar, something missing in CIV3D using toolspace is a pain.