During the process of designing and drafting, you often need to share your designs with clients who do not have AutoCAD software. In this webcast, Autodesk University Featured Speaker, Renu Muthoo, will demonstrate how to share views electronically using the Autodesk cloud environment, as opposed to simply printing PDF/DWF files.
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Macros are great, but AutoLISP makes automation even smarter! Use a simple LISP program to manage system variables.
Creating macros is a great way to streamline your AutoCAD workflows. Learn more in this blog.
Learn how system variables can optimize your AutoCAD experience with this first blog in a series of 3 posts.
In this blog we show you how to draw attention to a modified part of a drawing using Revision Clouds.
Get a basic understanding of paper space in AutoCAD and how it is different to model space.
AutoCAD can be a complicated program – learn about these two helpful commands to become more comfortable using the software.
Learn how to configure a standard for your drawings and check your drawings for compliance.
Get an overview of creating dynamic blocks using some of the authoring tools provided in AutoCAD.
See how to access named objects in any drawing or insert blocks from one drawing into another using the DesignCenter.
25:52Join our AutoCAD author as she introduces AutoCAD users to dynamic blocks and how they are designed to be easily resized or modified.
Over the past few releases of AutoCAD, the Start tab has been redesigned and has undergone significant changes. Learn more about these changes.
26:48This webcast discusses an AutoCAD enhancement that provides users with an option to display multiple drawings side by side as floating windows in a single session of AutoCAD.
Learn how the floating windows feature in AutoCAD can be used to increase efficiency while creating a new drawing by copying portions and and properties from an existing drawing.
23:39Learn how to generate copies of selected objects at fixed intervals of rows and columns, around a center point or along a path using the different Array commands in AutoCAD.
Here are some of the questions that were asked during the AutoCAD Arrays webcast which should explain this feature a little further.
