AutoCad

Includes:

• Drafting and Design: AutoCAD allows users to create accurate and detailed drawings using a variety of tools for drawing lines, shapes, and objects. It provides a comprehensive set of drawing and editing tools to aid in the design process.

• 2D and 3D Design: While originally known for its 2D drafting capabilities, AutoCAD has evolved to include robust 3D modeling features. Users can create three-dimensional objects and spaces, visualize designs in 3D, and even perform simulations and animations.

• Customization: AutoCAD offers a high level of customization through its programming interfaces, including AutoLISP (a dialect of the LISP programming language), Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), and .NET. This allows users to create custom commands, routines, and applications to enhance their workflow and automate repetitive tasks.

• Collaboration: AutoCAD supports collaboration through features like DWG file format compatibility, cloud-based storage and sharing, and built-in tools for sharing designs with colleagues and clients.

• Parametric Design: With the introduction of parametric design tools, users can create dynamic relationships between objects and define constraints, enabling the design to adapt and update automatically as changes are made.