Share and reuse data from DGN files by importing, exporting, or attaching them as underlays.Īttach DWG or image files to your current drawing as externally referenced files.
AUTOCAD 2010 PDF
Share and reuse data from PDF files by importing, exporting, or attaching them as underlays. Generate 2D drawings including base, projected, section, and detail views from 3D models. Render 3D models online without consuming processing power or disk space on your local computer.Īttach point cloud files acquired by 3D laser scanners or other technologies to use as a starting point for your designs. Use 3D viewing and navigation tools to orbit, swivel, walk, and fly around a 3D model to showcase your design.Īpply visual styles to control the display of edges, lighting, and shading of your 3D model.Ĭreate section planes to display cross-sectional views through solids, surfaces, meshes, or regions.Īpply lighting and materials to give your 3D models a realistic appearance and to help communicate your designs. Use fields in text objects to display text that can be updated automatically as the field value changes.Įnable simultaneous updates by creating a live link between a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet and a table in your drawingĮxtract information from objects, blocks, and attributes, including drawing information.Īdd flexibility and intelligence to your block references, including changing the shape, size, or configuration.Ĭreate and modify objects in circular or rectangular patterns, or along a path.Īpply geometric and dimensional constraints to maintain relationships between drawing geometry.Įxtend the power of AutoCAD with a collection of productivity tools.Ĭreate realistic 3D models of your design using a combination of solid, surface, and mesh modeling tools.
Specify the size of your drawing sheet, add a title block, and display multiple views of your model. Save views by name to easily return to a specific view for quick reference or for applying to layout viewports. Easily format leader lines and define styles.Ĭreate and edit centerlines and center marks that automatically move when you move the associated objects.Ĭreate tables with data and symbols in rows and columns, apply formulas, and link to a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet.ĭraw revision clouds around new changes in a drawing to quickly identify your updates.
Pass the cursor over selected objects to get a preview before you create it.Ĭreate leaders with a variety of content, including text or blocks. Format the text, columns, and boundaries.Ĭreate dimensions automatically. Tip: Don’t forget that you can use ‘Save current as’ to save the Workspace just how YOU want it.New Features of AutoCAD 2021 2D drafting, drawing, and annotationĬreate single or multiline text (mtext) as a single text object. The Workspace switch for 2009 is down in the bottom left hand corner.Ĭhose ‘AutoCAD Classic’ for Toolbars, and ‘2D Drafting and Annotation’ for the Ribbon. Workspaces are sets of menus, toolbars, palettes, and ribbon control panels that are grouped and organized so that you can work in a custom, task-oriented drawing environment. But how do you switch from one to the other? The answer is ‘Workspace Switching’. BUT If you are using AutoCAD 2010 onwards then I recommend that you give the ‘Ribbon’ tool bar a try – seriously, it works really well. If you are using AutoCAD 2009 or earlier then I recommend that you use the ‘Classic’ Interface (i.e. The AutoCAD team at Autodesk never throw anything away! You can pick the interface you want to use. This post is in answer to a colleague of mine who didn’t want to use AutoCAD 2010 because ‘It Looks different’ (!)
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