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With the introduction of 3D CAD, it became possible to import solid models into AutoCAD and to create a wide range of geometric surfaces, images and text.
Autodesk ceased supporting AutoCAD for the Windows operating system, and AutoCAD 2017 (an Autodesk initiative that retains some of the features of the previous AutoCAD release, while implementing many improvements and innovations) is the last version of the program for Windows. As of 2020, AutoCAD is no longer available for sale.
Features
AutoCAD provides a comprehensive set of geometric and drafting tools, such as line, curve, arc, circle, plane, sphere, cone, solid and spline curves, surfaces and solids. The tools can be combined to create a wide variety of objects.
Features of the current version of AutoCAD
Import: AutoCAD supports multi-threaded rendering, native BMP, TIFF, PNG, and JPEG file formats for importing raster and vector graphics. Other file formats include DGN, VRML, CADX, and DXF.
AutoCAD supports multi-threaded rendering, native BMP, TIFF, PNG, and JPEG file formats for importing raster and vector graphics. Other file formats include DGN, VRML, CADX, and DXF. Layouts: AutoCAD supports layouts based on hierarchical styles, exported from other CAD applications and directly from the user's drawing, which can be used as templates to automatically create objects with the same shape.
AutoCAD supports layouts based on hierarchical styles, exported from other CAD applications and directly from the user's drawing, which can be used as templates to automatically create objects with the same shape. Viewing: AutoCAD's Scene view window supports a "Scene Controller" to automatically set viewing parameters (inclusive and exclusive depth, angle, and distance-from-camera) to provide a consistent viewing environment.
AutoCAD's Scene view window supports a "Scene Controller" to automatically set viewing parameters (inclusive and exclusive depth, angle, and distance-from-camera) to provide a consistent viewing environment. Calculation: AutoCAD features an extensive range of calculation tools and functions for solving geometric equations and calculating accurate dimensions.
AutoCAD features an extensive range of calculation tools and functions for solving geometric equations and calculating accurate dimensions. Dimensioning: A new dimensioning system called Cross-Dimensioning makes it easy to create
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The tools that are normally used to create BIM (Building Information Modeling) projects can be used in AutoCAD.
LISP (Language Integrated Scripting) for AutoCAD, formerly known as WinCAD LISP, allows users to create macros, functions and scripts for their own use. In contrast to the ObjectARX, which is available for free on the AutoCAD App Store, WinCAD LISP is a commercial product which is required for AutoCAD. LISP-based macros, like those of ObjectARX, have a similar syntax, being written in pure LISP. There is also a set of utilities for manipulating LISP files, called lisptools. AutoLISP, AutoCAD's built-in version of LISP, is a preprocessor like C++ or Java, which allows users to include and use functions, macros and scripts written in LISP.
AutoCAD Architecture and AutoCAD Electrical are bundled together in the same application and use the same shared memory database; these are essentially variations of the same product. AutoCAD Civil 3D is a separate application, based on the same C++ class library, and uses a different set of objects. The Civil 3D database is a variant of the DWG format. The data fields are numbered differently.
Some of the scripts in AutoCAD Architecture can also be used in AutoCAD.
Along with versions of AutoCAD for Windows, macOS and Linux, some versions of AutoCAD also include a version of AutoCAD LT, a successor to AutoCAD for the Macintosh. AutoCAD LT offers limited functionality, and all functions not available in AutoCAD are not available.
The.NET scripting framework (Add-On Architect), also based on ObjectARX, also works with AutoCAD Architecture and AutoCAD Electrical; this is not possible in AutoCAD LT.
 Features 
 Superstructure 
AutoCAD can be used to produce 2D and 3D structural models. A list of common AutoCAD commands for modeling construction projects can be found in the command Reference for AutoCAD. The structure information is stored in a "superstructure" database. The user can enter the drawings into the database. The standard database file is a DGN file (drafting) with two extensions: an ARX file for wall openings and an AMX file
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