AutoCAD® software lets you design, visualize, and document your ideas clearly and efficiently. Initially released in late 1982, AutoCAD was one of the first CAD programs to run on personal computers, and notably the IBM PC.
AutoCAD block libraries can quickly become unwieldy due in part to the need to capture multiple options of what’s effectively the same item. A common example of
As the near ubiquitous electronic plotting format, chances are more than one client has asked you for a PDF version of your drawing. Although more
Now that my upcoming book AutoCAD 2015 and AutoCAD LT 2015: No Experience Required is off to the printers I can (hopefully) begin giving my
With the many resource files necessary to display many AutoCAD drawings, sending your DWG files to an external consultant can prove to be a challenging
If you have any of the following products installed, there’s a good chance you’ve already received an in-product notification letting you know an update is
In my last blog post I wrote about the new External Reference tools you (probably) didn’t know about in AutoCAD 2014. As someone who uses
Each new release of AutoCAD brings with it a number of significant enhancements. For instance the 2014 version introduces incredible tools such as Design Feed
Hatches help us assign context to specific elements of our plans by adding texture to what would otherwise be a flat engineering document. As the
Despite our best efforts to avoid it, at some point in a project you’ll likely end up with two drawing files that are supposed to
Given the wide breadth of tools and commands inside products such as AutoCAD and Autodesk Revit, it can oftentimes be difficult to communicate the exact
It’s hard to believe that Thanksgiving will cap off the week, and we all know what comes after that – Autodesk University. I look forward
AutoCAD has been recognized as the industry-leading architecture and engineering documentation platform for thirty years now. The thing is, the last several years have seen