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App Version History
AutoCAD has been developed since the 1980s and has undergone many updates and revisions, with the latest release being AutoCAD 2015.
Since its introduction in 1982, the AutoCAD program has been upgraded over 50 times, with new tools and features being added to suit the needs of a user community that has grown from a couple hundred to millions of users. The latest releases of AutoCAD contain improvements in various areas, such as file-format compatibility, performance, plug-in support, and cloud integration. As of December 2016, AutoCAD 2015 is still in active development with ongoing patches and updates.
AutoCAD - The Landscape
A common criticism of AutoCAD is that it is an expensive, complicated, and difficult-to-use tool. Many engineers and architects who have worked with AutoCAD will tell you that it is one of the best drafting and design programs available. Also, AutoCAD may be the only drafting and design program in use at your company. The great part of AutoCAD is that it is a general purpose drafting and design tool that can be used by anyone.
This entry-level CAD program is easy to learn and inexpensive to purchase. AutoCAD is capable of handling both 2D and 3D design and drafting tasks. It is highly stable, versatile, and flexible, and it offers an abundance of tools and features that are often lacking in other CAD programs.
AutoCAD does not have the same market penetration as AutoCAD LT, but it is widely used in the engineering, architecture, and engineering design industries.
Features of AutoCAD
The following list describes some of the more important features of AutoCAD.
3D Modeling
AutoCAD is a powerful 3D drafting and design software application that is capable of handling many 3D drafting and design tasks, including architectural and engineering design, reverse engineering, mechanical and electrical schematics, and visualizations.
As of AutoCAD 2010, AutoCAD is no longer restricted to 2D drafting. With AutoCAD's 3D modeling capabilities, it can now be used for 3D modeling, including 2D to 3D and 3D to 3D conversion. The ability to convert 2D drawings to 3D models is also an important feature of AutoCAD. This makes it possible to make annotations on the back of a 2D drawing and have the drawings represent the same
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AutoCAD is also a component of the AutoCAD Architecture suite.
 In August 2006, AutoCAD was bundled with the (2010 release of) AutoCAD Map 3D, which was released as a separate suite in 2010. AutoCAD Map 3D does not require AutoCAD and can be used as a stand-alone application, but can also be used to integrate into AutoCAD as a drawing window.
 XRef Maker is a stand-alone application designed to automate XREF creation from an AutoCAD drawing. It is provided as a free option, which is referred to as XRef Maker Professional. AutoLISP is the underlying scripting language for XRef Maker. XRef Maker also has the XREF Maker native viewer.
AutoCAD has been sold commercially since 1987 (in the R12.1 release), and subsequently made available to the general public as a free download in 1989 in R14. A range of third-party applications that extend the functionality of AutoCAD to specific fields of application are also available.
SketchUp was a competitor to AutoCAD in the 1990s, before AutoCAD entered the desktop 3D modeling market in 2002.
Autodesk 360 is a free service that lets users create online 3D models that can be shared with others.
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