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AutoCAD application programs are available for several platforms including PCs, mobile devices, and the Internet (see here for a complete list of AutoCAD-related applications). Starting with AutoCAD 2010, all releases have been named after their release date.
Era of AutoCAD
AutoCAD, first released in 1982, has been a widely-used tool for the design of physical and mechanical structures for nearly four decades. In that time, AutoCAD has continually evolved to meet the needs of architects and engineers and to reflect the latest advances in computing. Here is a timeline of major AutoCAD-related milestones, from 1982 to 2017:
1982: AutoCAD launches, at a time when microcomputers were considered "the next big thing." It was an impressive start and cemented Autodesk's place as the leader in the commercial CAD market.
AutoCAD launches, at a time when microcomputers were considered "the next big thing." It was an impressive start and cemented Autodesk's place as the leader in the commercial CAD market. 1985: The first module ("MOB"), with the same dimensions as a full-sized drawing, is introduced. The second module, the 200D, completes the design of a structural project.
The first module ("MOB"), with the same dimensions as a full-sized drawing, is introduced. The second module, the 200D, completes the design of a structural project. 1986: The first release of AutoCAD for the Macintosh. This version supports key graphic features of the Macintosh platform.
The first release of AutoCAD for the Macintosh. This version supports key graphic features of the Macintosh platform. 1987: AutoCAD introduced a command-line interface (CLI) for Unix and Mac OS. The CLI was later made available on Windows.
AutoCAD introduced a command-line interface (CLI) for Unix and Mac OS. The CLI was later made available on Windows. 1988: AutoCAD Scripting language (ASCII text) is introduced.
AutoCAD Scripting language (ASCII text) is introduced. 1990: AutoCAD introduced the ModelCenter 3D module.
AutoCAD introduced the ModelCenter 3D module. 1991: Introduced AutoLISP, a direct implementation of the Macintosh Common Intermediate Language (CIL).
Introduced AutoL
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Graphics creation 
Cracked AutoCAD With Keygen contains graphic creation tools, which may be used to create shapes, create vector and raster images.
AutoCAD also provides a selection of drawing primitives such as arcs, rectangles, polygons and text, which are used to create objects. Various geometric tools, such as the helix, can be used to create curves in 3D. AutoCAD also includes tools for drawing freeform arcs. It has a collection of more than 300 freeform primitives, which can be manipulated.
AutoCAD contains a wide range of linetypes. The linetypes can be modified using preferences. There are several different linetype styles, such as line type styles, pin type styles, multi-segment types, and curvilinear types. Line types are often set by the user through the preferences. For example, if the user has a line, it may be set as a type 1 line, a type 2 line, or a type 3 line.
Line colors are also set by the user in the preferences. Similarly, line pattern and texture can be set by the user in the preferences.
There are various line break tools available, including break lines, end lines, and spline lines.
Modeling 
AutoCAD's modeling tools allow users to create custom views, dimensions and layouts. Object tracking is an AutoCAD tool used to visually see a 3D model in a flat space as it is rotated. If the model is rotated on a platform or tracked in motion, objects that are not directly visible to the viewer may be visible in the model. A user may also use a profile in object tracking.
Visual styles 
AutoCAD offers more than 450 visual styles, ranging from simple to complex. Styles are normally defined by the user, although some of them are predefined. Visual styles can be changed at runtime, and the user can select predefined visual styles on the viewport. A user may select a predefined visual style for all the objects in the drawing. They can also be defined in layer or attribute conditions.
AutoCAD has more than 70 predefined visual styles, including orange, blue, black, green, gray, and light green. These predefined visual styles are available in all major AutoCAD programs.
The predefined visual styles are defined in AutoCAD to match the different programming languages and application platforms used. For example, the predefined visual
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