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AutoCAD was designed to integrate with all aspects of the graphic design process, including engineering, architectural, technical, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing. In addition, it can be used by architects, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing engineers for the creation of architectural drawings. In addition to 2D drawing, AutoCAD also supports 3D and sheet metal design, documentation, and much more.
While it is best known for 2D drafting, AutoCAD is a comprehensive 3D modeling and rendering package as well. It can also provide collaborative and remote-access environments. In addition to the traditional desktop AutoCAD, there are mobile and web-based versions. AutoCAD 2018 and earlier use the.DWG or.DWGx file format for native 2D and 3D drawing files. AutoCAD 2019, the first major upgrade since 2017, allows designers to access drawings created in other formats through the.DWGx format as well.
Contents of this article:
Useful AutoCAD commands:
Quick reference of AutoCAD commands:
Getting started with AutoCAD:
How to speed up the creation of your drawing:
AutoCAD - How to draw a pipe
Creating pipes with the pipe feature
Using multiple windows to work on one pipe drawing
Using multiple tabs in the same drawing area to work on multiple drawings
Creating pipes in a multipane drawing area
Create multiple pipe drawings
Adding a new drawing window:
Starting the drawing:
File options and menus:
Drawing creation tools:
Master workspace:
Drawing templates:
Drawing tools:
Getting started with AutoCAD:
If you just purchased AutoCAD, it will need to be installed on your computer. AutoCAD will then be automatically installed.
You can download the latest version of AutoCAD from the Autodesk website.
AutoCAD provides a series of tutorials and quick-start guides available online as well. You can find them at Autodesk Education. You can also read about how to use AutoCAD on the Autodesk website.
Once AutoCAD is installed, you can start using it. You need to know what version you installed.
Navigate to the Help option on the menu bar. This displays the help document for the version you are using.
If you are using
AutoCAD 24.2 [Win/Mac]
Architecture 
The architectural visualization market was traditionally dominated by firms using 3D modelers, such as AutoCAD or Microstation. However, changes to the CAD systems have increased the popularity of 2D drawing-based solutions, such as VectorWorks, where paper-based tools are integrated within the native drawing environment. 3D modeling programs include the ability to use AutoCAD and MapInfo interchangeably. Some 3D modeling programs, such as Onshape and CATIA, also have the ability to interact with AutoCAD.
CATIA, formerly known as Computer Aided CNC Tooling International Association (CATIA) has provided several freely licensed software packages for AutoCAD and similar applications. However, the "CATIA Warp" version 11 released in 2006, was perceived as the first commercial AutoCAD competitor. CATIA's "CATIA V4" released in 2010 is the most recent version of the software.
CAD vendors, such as Dassault Systemes, HCL, PTC, VectorWorks, have begun introducing their own CAD programs, with an increased focus on the architectural visualization market. These programs are closely tied to industry standards, such as ACIS, and have AutoCAD interoperability to save time for users.
AutoCAD features
Structural design 
AutoCAD features the ability to construct structural designs. These features are based on the Microsoft Windows operating system and its Structured Query Language (SQL). These features provide the ability to design floors, beams, and roof trusses. Many of these features are not available in other programs.
The company encourages and sponsors research in structural engineering. One example of this is the continuous development of the Structural Analysis & Design module (SAD).
Fillet and radius 
Fillet, which is a triangular flat face, is used to produce smooth surfaces. Fillets require different parameters depending on the edge of the face or the cut direction, for example the radius of a fillet must be larger when cutting into a solid rather than edge on.
Radius, a circular object around which two or more faces meet, can be used to create smooth curvature. A user can also use the RADIUS command in many other ways.
CAD tools 
A software tool is an object in a program, which can be used to perform a particular task. The term CAD tool also refers to a program that implements CAD functionality.
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