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The core development team was based in Shanghai and led by software engineer Xu Chengbin. AutoCAD Product Key debuted with 2D drafting tools, a parametric 3D modeling tool (then called NX), an engineer's collaboration tool for CAD drawings (RS), a drafting system for drafting structures and piping (MDS), an office suite (Presentation Manager), data management (ARCHITECT), and image processing (PLOT). The first public release was 1.0 in December 1982. Subsequent versions were released yearly, with significant improvements in graphic display and the introduction of new tools.
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History
AutoCAD was originally developed by the Shanghai-based software company AT&T Information Systems (now known as Autodesk). The first AutoCAD was a 2D drafting program that used the microcomputer's internal graphics controller to display the 2D graphics. In contrast to many CAD programs of the time, AutoCAD did not require specialized mainframe computer hardware to run; it ran as a stand-alone app on any microcomputer with an internal graphics controller.
In January 1984, the AutoCAD product was spun off from AT&T Information Systems into a private company called EMW (later renamed Autodesk) as a joint venture with AutoDesk, an existing CAD software vendor. AutoCAD 1.0 was first released in December 1982. It was an entirely 2D drafting program. Over the next two years, the 2D drafting tools were expanded, including parametric 3D geometry, engineer collaboration tools, and a new design and drafting system. Also in 1983, Autodesk licensed the AutoCAD software to the Koplus Company of Dallas, Texas, which was later renamed AutoCAD Systems Corporation (ASC). In September 1984, AutoCAD released an initial version of their CADMOS™, which was a large-scale computing and 3D geometry system for large engineering models.
AutoCAD 2.0 in 1985 introduced a true 3D geometric modeling environment with both parametric modeling capabilities and an implicit surface modeling system. These developments, along with a new name, the Extended Architecture Modeling System (ARCHITECT), made AutoCAD a viable cross-platform CAD application, which could be used on desktop and mainframe computers. The first major commercial release of AutoCAD 2.0 was the release of the combined architectural model and drafting product, AutoCAD 2.5.
In 1985, the first version
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AutoCAD, first released on August 7, 1987, was developed as a successor to Autocad II, but was designed from the ground up to be more user-friendly. While the first model was a thick client app, in later years, the user interface was altered to be entirely a web interface. It used Adobe Flash for the GUI, but now Adobe AIR has been adopted.
The first public release of AutoCAD was in August 1987. The first release was intended to be a system to create cross-sectional drawings for sheet metal fabrication, but was soon incorporated into the AutoCAD suite of products. It included a set of instructions for the use of AutoCAD on the CD-ROM that came with the program. The first release was heavily based on Autocad II, using Autocad's older user interface, and lacking many of Autocad's more advanced features.
In the first year or two of its use, the program was used for many different purposes and eventually for many of the same purposes Autocad II had been used for. While originally intended as a user-friendly system, many users had less-than-desirable results with the program, such as the inability to use dynamic objects and dashed lines.
At that time, it was the only CAD program that was 3D capable. The program also supported Mastercam, which was a very high-end CAM system. AutoCAD was intended as a 3D drawing program, so it could display, and draw, 3D objects. The program could also plot 3D surfaces and extrude them.
In the early 1990s, Autocad re-released the first version with a new user interface and new user-friendly features. Autocad II 2.0 was released on August 5, 1992. It was not well-received, and within a year Autocad II was replaced by Autocad 3.0. Autocad 3.0 was not very well-received. Some felt it was not easy to use and a bit confusing. Autocad 3.0 did, however, include all the features Autocad II had, with some new features as well.
In 1993, Autocad was again released in an attempt to resolve some of the problems with Autocad 2. The first release was called AutoCAD 1993, but it was later changed to Autocad '93, and then renamed to AutoCAD for Windows.
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