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AutoCAD is a leading software application used by engineers, architects, designers, and drafters, across a variety of industries, including architectural and engineering, construction, manufacturing, and consumer products.
The AutoCAD app was first released in 1981 for the Apple II personal computer. Its first commercial release for the PC was in 1983. At the time of its first release, PC apps were not commonly used by architects or engineers. Instead, computer operators typically used word processors and spreadsheet programs that ran on IBM personal computers (PCs). This meant that AutoCAD was initially used on a different platform, with a different user interface, than other office productivity software and/or engineering applications.
Today, with most companies using a Windows-based operating system, AutoCAD is used primarily on desktop computers running Microsoft Windows. AutoCAD can also be used on macOS, Linux, and Unix.
AutoCAD History
Autodesk first released AutoCAD on the Apple II personal computer, the first affordable microcomputer in the early 1980s. At the time of its introduction, AutoCAD was the first CAD application for a microcomputer that was designed to run on a desktop, with a keyboard and mouse, while the user was sitting at their desk. Rather than being attached to a PC, AutoCAD ran on an Apple II microcomputer, an Apple IIgs, or an Apple Macintosh.
AutoCAD is also available for Apple IIe and Macintosh computers, along with personal computers running Microsoft Windows and macOS. It was the first major CAD application that was available for the Apple II personal computer. AutoCAD was, and still is, also available on the Mac OS X operating system, which was released in 2001. AutoCAD is also available as a native macOS app.
In 1990, Autodesk released AutoCAD Classic, which was the first version of AutoCAD to run on Microsoft Windows. At the time of its release, AutoCAD Classic was only available for the PC and not Apple II or Macintosh computers. Autodesk made AutoCAD Classic the primary CAD application for Windows, and AutoCAD remained the primary application for Apple II, Macintosh, and personal computer users for many years after its release.
AutoCAD has been continually updated and improved over the years. The first AutoCAD 2000 version was released in 1992, and AutoCAD 2001 was released
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Animation is based around the use of spline curves to express movement, including deformation, in the 3D space of an object. 3D modeling and animation allows the ability to create animations of various views, including cross-sections, of the objects, thus enabling the artist to enhance visual effects. An animation is used to illustrate the changes that are occurring in the drawing.  3D animation can be exported to video and is useful in the construction of movies, web animations, and training videos.
Although the release of AutoCAD in 1986 was a first step in 3D modeling, the use of 3D modeling in drafting and design work can be traced back to the early 1960s. The first use of 3D modeling was in the field of architecture. The use of 3D modeling to illustrate designs and concepts is called visualization, and is now widespread and common. Many programming languages support the use of 3D modeling in their design language, including C++, Visual Basic, Delphi, Apple's VisualWorks and Microsoft's XAML (Extensible Application Markup Language).
Use in manufacturing 
Industrial use of AutoCAD typically involves the use of drawings and/or is similar to architectural drafting. In many engineering companies, data entry is performed from scratch using the AutoCAD 2009 interface, creating an intermediate step between creating the design in AutoCAD 2010 or AutoCAD LT and production of a physical part. The DWG file format has three main purposes in production processes:
 It represents the design of an object, including mathematical features such as surfaces. The general idea is to make the design visible to those involved in manufacturing. This is done by creating a drawing file in which any shape is represented as a collection of points, each of which defines a single physical property.
 The second use is to move the design to a CNC (computer numerical control) machine. The details of the manufacture of a physical object are taken from the drawing and passed to a CNC machine to make the actual part. This is typically done with a computer-aided machining (CAM) system.
 The third use is to make a print copy of the drawing. The details of the manufacturing process are created by the CAM system. The printable design is not represented by points, but rather by lines that describe the final product in terms of the placement of the material or printing technique, whether it is 2D or 3D.
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