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Fast and lightweight, AutoCAD is suitable for drafting, creating technical drawings, and 3D modeling for mechanical, civil, and architectural engineering. AutoCAD is also a powerful tool for 2D drafting, such as design documentation.
For a very long time, the only way to design 3D models in AutoCAD was through the use of solid modeling. Solid modeling has been available in AutoCAD since version 2.0 (released in 1989), but the most recent version, 2019, added the ability to create 3D objects using constructive solid geometry (CSG).
This article will guide you through the process of 3D modeling in AutoCAD using simple objects. If you want to learn how to design 3D models with objects such as planes, cylinders, spheres, and boxes, or learn how to use basic tools and techniques, check out our article on 3D modeling in AutoCAD.
This article is the first of a three-part series on 3D modeling in AutoCAD. You can read the second part of this series by clicking here. The third part of this series is here.
First, let's start with a simple drawing for our 3D model. It is a cylinder. We need to use the Cylinder command for this purpose.
To start a 3D model, you have to first create a drawing in AutoCAD. You can use any of the drawing types available in AutoCAD. Let's draw a circle using the Circle tool.
Open the Circle tool by pressing the key combination ctrl+c on the keyboard. This will bring up the Tool Box. Select the Circle tool, as shown in Figure 1, and click on the drawing canvas to start drawing.
Figure 1: You can use any of the drawing types available in AutoCAD.
Create a circle using the default options. A circle is created as a profile in the drawing canvas.
A circle can be used as a starting point to design any shape. Let's draw a 3D shape in AutoCAD. Press ctrl+x on the keyboard to open the Modify panel. Press ctrl+c on the keyboard to open the Circle tool. Then select the straight profile in the circle.
Figure 2 shows the options available in the Circle tool. You can select the Circle tool from the Toolbox, as shown in Figure 3, and click the drawing canvas to start drawing.
Figure 2
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The 2010 release of AutoCAD also added object-based reverse engineering via a built-in Inventor viewer, the first such tool integrated into AutoCAD. ObjectARX is also integrated with the Autodesk Exchange App.
Installation and documentation
AutoCAD has a steep learning curve. The product contains more than 5,000 commands, many of which can be difficult to understand, with multiple ways to perform a given operation. Many commands are disabled until they are explicitly enabled. To avoid simply copying and pasting commands from one application to another, designers and modelers are expected to become familiar with the application's unique terminology and commands. 
Along with tools for creating drawings, AutoCAD includes tools for text and graphics. The most common of these is the text tool, which allows users to place text on a drawing and alter text, such as changing the font and size. The graphics tool allows users to create and edit the appearance of drawings and objects. In most cases, graphics can only be created in the Graphical User Interface (GUI), but a few commands, such as the Paintbrush, allow the use of commands in the command line.
History
AutoCAD was originally developed by Evans & Sutherland. In 1988, Evans & Sutherland was purchased by PTC and Autodesk was created from this merger. Autodesk acquired Evans & Sutherland in 2005.
See also
 Autodesk 3D Max
 Autodesk Mechanical Desktop
 Autodesk 3ds Max
 Autodesk Revit
 Autodesk 3ds Max Design
 AutoCAD LT
 Déjà Vu Design
 Reality Capture
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