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AutoCAD offers a variety of features for drawing two-dimensional, three-dimensional and stereoscopic drawings. Many of the features available in AutoCAD are shared with other AutoLISP applications. The AutoCAD architecture is similar to that of the PostScript printer language. Some features, such as the ability to assign colors to commands, are unique to AutoCAD.
The following are some of the features available in AutoCAD:
Drawing Features
The following drawing features are available in AutoCAD:
Drawing tools are used to create drawings. Each command has an assigned tool or set of tools. For example, the DRAW command has three tools: polyline, arc and rectangle. The user chooses which tool is to be used to create the drawings.
are used to create drawings. Each command has an assigned tool or set of tools. For example, the DRAW command has three tools: polyline, arc and rectangle. The user chooses which tool is to be used to create the drawings. Dimensions. Users can create dimensions and run them across the entire drawing area.
users can create dimensions and run them across the entire drawing area. Referencing. Users can add a reference to a drawing object, such as a text box, so that it can be tracked or a feature, such as a room, can be linked to the drawing.
users can add a reference to a drawing object, such as a text box, so that it can be tracked or a feature, such as a room, can be linked to the drawing. Drawing. The drawing can be printed or saved in a file.
The following drawing tools are available in AutoCAD:
Hand tools are used to manipulate individual drawing objects. These tools include eraser, stylus, ruler, and find.
are used to manipulate individual drawing objects. These tools include eraser, stylus, ruler, and find. Keyboard tools are used to manipulate multiple drawing objects. These tools include cross, type, double-click, attach, and snap.
are used to manipulate multiple drawing objects. These tools include cross, type, double-click, attach, and snap. Light pen tools are used to draw freehand or to modify a previously drawn line or polyline. These tools include find, choose, sketch, and re-draw.
are used to draw freehand or to modify a previously drawn line or polyline. These tools
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Overview 
AutoCAD Full Crack is a raster graphics editor for the 2D drafting industry. It is the second most widely used CAD program in the world. With a wide variety of functionality, it has become a popular choice for drawing information such as architectural plans and electrical schematics, as well as some other categories. It is part of a suite of software tools that also includes: AutoCAD Architecture and AutoCAD Civil 3D, both for 2D, and AutoCAD Mechanical, a 3D modelling program. AutoCAD is one of a series of Autodesk vector graphics software products.
AutoCAD is sold as an integrated design suite and as a stand-alone drawing program. As such, it has a wide variety of feature sets and different functionality depending on what kind of product the user is trying to design, ranging from simple 2D drafting, to 3D architectural modelling.
Advantages and disadvantages
Most features, particularly those relating to a graphical user interface are generally similar across the AutoCAD product suite. In general, AutoCAD benefits from being integrated with other products from Autodesk, most notably Civil 3D and MEP that are similar to AutoCAD. This can be seen in many of the small differences in functionality that can be seen between the integrated tools and the stand-alone drawings tools. These include:
 MEP functionality integrated in Civil 3D
 Civil 3D integration in the stand-alone AutoCAD product suite
Cultural references 
Many of AutoCAD's features have been referenced in popular culture. A list of AutoCAD features that have been referenced in popular culture is as follows:
 Operation from the film Top Gun: In the 1995 film Top Gun (directed by Tony Scott), a character sitting at a drafting table in the centre of the hangar and typing on the keyboard is seen. This scene is from the scene in which Maverick (Tom Cruise) is waiting for Val Kilmer's character to finish his homework. This scene is being filmed in the fictional Air Force fighter squadron, where the shooting script was filmed.
 Operation from the film The Hunt for Red October: In the film The Hunt for Red October (directed by John McTiernan), the main character is working at a drafting table to generate schematics for a nuclear submarine.
 Operation from the film Ghostbusters: In the Ghostbusters cartoon (1987) cartoon, an unseen figure is heard typing as a character uses a 3D model to manipulate a ghost
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