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The AutoCAD software includes the following features:
Objects, drawing, and component models (e.g., cutting tools) can be manipulated and grouped
Applications are integrated with the graphic user interface and control the drawing software and the underlying operating system
AutoCAD combines 2D and 3D drawing
Structural drawings
Drawing conventions and drafting symbols (e.g., lines, angles, and circles) can be integrated into the objects that are being drawn
Drafting, engineering, manufacturing
Built-in AutoCAD design tools
Customizable tools
Extensibility
Tools for building and assembling objects
Design workflow includes importing, assigning properties, and exporting
Users can import objects from other applications (such as design consultants or other AutoCAD users)
AutoCAD can export to PDF, JPG, and other image formats
AutoCAD is the most widely used CAD software, and its competitor, ArchiCAD, has only about 4 million users (2014). It is used in all phases of design and construction, and is a cross-platform program that runs on a wide range of hardware platforms. The software and API can be used for designing in 3D, for 2D drafting and design (e.g., civil and mechanical), for drafting and design of buildings, and for engineering and prototyping. The program was designed from the start to be integrated into the corporate software environment.
AutoCAD user interface
When it is first installed, AutoCAD opens with a splash screen and the Welcome to AutoCAD dialog box. The initial screen displays a brief description of the interface (see Figure 1, above), a graphical representation of the application (see Figure 2, below), and a slide bar control (below the screen) for adjusting the magnification and/or resolution.
Figure 2. Initial AutoCAD screen
A title bar above the drawing area lists the active drawing. Text in the drawing area is displayed in the current font, size, and color, and the number of lines in the drawing is displayed below the title bar. The toolbar, status bar, and menu bar are also visible at this time. Below the drawing area are a set of controls, including scroll bars that allow the user to view and control the drawing area. At the top right of the screen is a zoom tool that allows the user to zoom in or out of the drawing area.
Figure 3
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Applications 
AutoCAD does not support a particular GUI environment. It supports a wide range of GUIs, in the form of plug-ins. AutoCAD is extensible and adds support for the third-party development community to develop plug-ins that integrate into the program and provide new functionality. Many commercial and free plug-ins are available. The release of AutoCAD 2013 also introduced extensions to the program which allow third-party applications to integrate into the program to provide more capabilities.  Examples include Navisworks and companies that provide CAD software for specific types of design, such as for architects, engineers, and owners.  In addition to free and commercial plug-ins, there are numerous community-developed free and commercial AutoCAD extensions. The larger development community for AutoCAD is active and responsive to needs and desires of the developer community.
An example of a plug-in that integrates into the AutoCAD environment is Navisworks. The Navisworks plugin into AutoCAD provides more capabilities for engineers and architects. It allows many new capabilities including: DFM (Design for Manufacture) capability for design-in-production, build-to-order and build-to-rent; BOM (Bill of Material) management; Reverse engineering of drawings; Dynamic 3D views; addition of 2D/3D sheets, sketches, sections, & elevations; 2D/3D annotation tools, and many other functions.
There are many commercial applications that work in concert with AutoCAD. The most popular free and commercial applications that work with AutoCAD include 3DEXCAD, SketchUp, SolidWorks, AECToolbox, Cadalyst Autodesk, Autodesk Mechanical, Autodesk Revit, Autodesk Revit Architecture, Autodesk Power Design, Autodesk Dynamo, Autodesk Building Design, Autodesk Animation, Autodesk 360, Autodesk San Diego, Autodesk Orca, Autodesk Plant, Autodesk Inventor, Autodesk Discovery, Autodesk Dimension, Autodesk DimensionNext, Autodesk Discover, Autodesk 3ds Max and Autodesk 3ds Max Design. Autodesk Fusion 360 is a free, web-based cloud platform for designing in 3D. It is compatible with AutoCAD and other third-party applications. Autodesk AutoCAD 360 offers a free cloud-based platform that enables users to share and view
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