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Many computer-aided design (CAD) applications, including AutoCAD Full Crack, consist of several independent parts or modules, each of which performs a particular function. The application itself is a single integrated package of tools used to develop a design. AutoCAD Activation Code, a comprehensive commercial CAD program designed for architectural, civil engineering and mechanical engineering purposes, features several different modeling, drawing, and specification modules. The following sections cover the modules and tools available in AutoCAD. The application is normally installed on the local hard disk of a computer running Windows or OS X. If the AutoCAD desktop icon is displayed on the desktop, it is configured to run the app on demand (when the user clicks it), and is known as a shortcut.
The AutoCAD application is available as a plug-in for Microsoft Office 2013. To find out how to install AutoCAD as a plug-in for Office 2013, see the Microsoft Knowledge Base article, Installing AutoCAD as a plug-in for Microsoft Office 2013.
Modules
The following is a list of the main modules and sub-modules available in AutoCAD.
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Modules and Sub-Modules
Basic
The Basic module is the core of the AutoCAD application. This module contains features that apply to all types of drawings. The module is intended to assist users in creating and editing standard designs, and is used throughout the entire program.
Basic Drawing Standard Drawing
Align
This is a feature of the Align module. It enables you to align one or more parts of a drawing to another part of the drawing. The first option available allows you to align objects. For example, you can align two objects together, two objects to a corner of the drawing, or two objects to a shared corner.
Align Advanced Multiple Options
AutoCAD is a large, multifaceted application with many capabilities and features. To aid users in choosing the features to best suit their needs, the application comes with an interactive help system. The help system is available through a Help button on the Status bar, by selecting Application Help from the Help menu, or by pressing F1.
AutoCAD Overview Help
Augmented Reality
The Augmented Reality (AR) module provides assistance to users
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Laser
Laser is a DXF (drawing exchange format) editor that includes GDS and DXF commands, and is compatible with AutoCAD and other vector drawing software. It can import layers from DXF and GDS files, and export them as DXF and GDS. The software supports layers in 3D and 2D, along with attributes such as color, linetype, linetype pattern, lineweight and dash type. Laser is provided as an integrated DXF editor, with a variety of features to work with DXF files and import/export to other applications. Laser for AutoCAD is a command-line based program, written in C++, that uses Microsoft Foundation Class (MFC) and Visual C++ to work with AutoCAD objects.
Laser also supports import of CAD models from Argo3D's groundworks DXF files.
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The Product Lifecycle Management software ArcGIS allows users to create maps in AutoCAD.
 Microsoft Office
Microsoft Office Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) is a scripting language for the Windows operating system that is used to automate Microsoft Office and non-Microsoft Office applications. When AutoCAD was introduced, VBA was already being used for office automation. Autodesk, when developing AutoCAD for the first time, developed their own version of the language. After a few years, Autodesk released a version of VBA that was usable with AutoCAD, which led to more widespread use of VBA for AutoCAD, even as the popularity of AutoCAD declined.
AutoCAD has not supported VBA for a number of years. In 2010, AutoCAD introduced an API which is called ADX. ADX provides access to the AutoCAD features through programming languages such as VBScript,.NET, JavaScript, etc.
 Lidar
The Laser Imaging, Detection and Ranging technology, a remote sensing technique, can be used for creating ortho-mosaics, or photogrammetry which is the creation of 3D maps based on multiple photographs. In May 2009, the first mobile LIDAR technology for mobile mapping has been demonstrated.
Revisit is a GPS-enabled LIDAR device which incorporates imagery software to reconstruct a 3D map of the environment from photographs.
It's also possible to use a 2D and 3D laser scanner combined with a GPS sensor.
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