AutoCAD

Product reviews, features, tutorials, and tips for AutoCAD 2D/3D computer-aided design software.


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Autodesk Labs' Latest Preview Inspires Map 3D Users    19 Jan, 2012

A new software extension simplifies the process of searching spatial metadata on catalog servers.More>>

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Learning CAD: The Good Old Days   18 Jan, 2012

If you think AutoCAD training is challenging now, you might be surprised to know that it was once a lot worse. More>>

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Designer by Destiny   22 Dec, 2011

Looking back, Dawid van Rensburg’s unpredictable journey into architecture was always in the cards.More>>

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Autodesk University 2011, Part 3: BIM Is Everywhere   8 Dec, 2011

With the help of the cloud, Autodesk is extending building information modeling in new directions.More>>

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Autodesk University 2011, Part 2: The Promise of the Cloud   8 Dec, 2011

In one of several Innovation Forums, speakers, panelists, and attendees discuss practical applications of the trendy technology. More>>

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Autodesk University 2011, Part 1: Surfing the Waves of Disruption   8 Dec, 2011

At the annual user conference, attendees learn about the powerful trends reshaping Autodesk and the CAD industry, from infinite computing to digital fabrication. More>>

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The Broader Applications of Autodesk Factory Design Suite   10 Nov, 2011

IMAGINiT Tricks Tutorial: If you think the Autodesk Factory Design Suite only works with factories, you’re missing out. Here's how you can lay out any confined space or floor with common design assets.More>>

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TurboViewer   3 Nov, 2011

First Look Review: Use this handy app to view 2D and 3D DWG files on your iPad or iPhone.More>>

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A-rray of Sunshine   30 Oct, 2011

Circles and Lines Tutorial: More visual, smarter, and easier to modify, these new associative arrays are a bright spot in AutoCAD 2012.More>>

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Slaying the Dragon   4 Oct, 2011

User Profile: After years spent thinking that AutoLISP programming was a dark art, Adam Sherratt takes it on — and wins.More>>