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Standard 3D shapes (box, wedge, cone, cylinder, sphere, pyramid, torus) that have solid properties such as mass, volume, center of gravity, and moments of inertia.

Check for areas of interference within a set of 3D solid or surface models. You can compare two sets of objects or check all 3D solids and surfaces in a drawing.

Enables the creation of a solid pyramid with up to 32 sides that tapers to a point or to a planar face.

Enables the creation of a 2D spiral or a 3D spring by specifying the top and base radii, height, and turns.

Enables the creation of a 3D solid or surface by sweeping a profile along a path or lofting between a set of profiles.

Enables you to temporarily and automatically align the XY plane of the UCS with a plane on a solid model while creating objects.

Enables the viewing of interior details of 3D objects by specifying a temporary cutting plane through solids, surfaces, meshes, or regions.

Enables the creation of a flattened, 2D representation of the current view of a 3D model.

Enables the creation of an animation based on a camera view by linking the camera and its target to a point or a path.

Enables walk-through simulations of a 3D model.

Provide intuitive navigation around and through a 3D model.

Provides a persistent, clickable, and draggable interface to switch between standard and isometric views of a 3D model.

Enable moving, rotating, or scaling of selected objects along a 3D axis or plane.

Enables selection of vertices, edges, or planes within a 3D object.

Standard 3D shapes (box, wedge, cone, cylinder, sphere, pyramid, torus) defined with vertices, edges, and faces that use polygonal representation.

Enables the conversion of existing solid, surface, and legacy mesh objects to the enhanced mesh object.

Enables the creation of smooth 3D mesh objects by increasing the density of the facets defining the mesh.

Enables the selection and editing of mesh subobjects to modify the overall shape of the mesh.

Provides an introduction to functionality new to the past three releases of AutoCAD.

Define and restore task-based workspaces for easy access to relevant tools.

Provides easy access to AutoCAD tools through a collection of tabs and panels.

Provides easy access to commonly used tools such as New, Open, Save, Plot, Undo, and Redo.

Provides easy access to application tools to create, open, and publish a file as well as the ability to search for commands.

Provide an efficient method for organizing, sharing, and placing blocks, hatches, and other tools.

Provides easy access to the Select Color dialog box directly from the Layer drop-down list.

Enables viewing, managing, and publishing of a coordinated set of drawings from a central location.

Automates the process of scaling annotations so that they plot or display at the correct size on the paper.

Enables the finding and replacement of text within a drawing, selected objects, or current space/layout based on specified search options and text types.

Identifies spelling errors as text is typed into the text editor as well as on demand, including the ability to zoom into misspelled text.

Creates multiple lines of text in a single object with the ability to format columns, tabs, and lists.

Enables the creation of a single leader object with multiple leader lines.

Provides more control over the creation, placement, and editing of dimensions.

Support multiple lines of text in a single attribute definition.

Provide increased flexibility and control, including the ability to create a new table from a data link or from object data.

Enables the extraction and display of object properties such as the layer and length of a line.

Enables an AutoCAD table to be linked to data in a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet.

Enables easy identification of boundary gaps and grip editing of nonassociative hatch objects.

Enables quick conversion from a spline object to a polyline object.

Enables the selection of a spline object and automatic conversion to a polyline object.

Reverses the direction of lines, polylines, splines, and helixes.

Enables quick purging of zero-length geometry and empty text objects.

Enable more control over the display of layer properties for different viewports and facilitate standards compliance with layer reconciliation.

Apply shot properties, including transitions and motion to named views.

Enable the defining of named views based on camera properties such as location, target, and field of view.

Provides simplified controls for viewport annotation scaling.

Provides visual alternative for finding and selecting layouts.

Enable block geometry to be defined by geometric and dimensional constraints as well as a block properties table.

Provides visual feedback and additional measurement options for determining the area within a specified boundary.

Provides additional measurement options, including the calculation of cumulative distance.

Provides multiple measurement options, including distance, radius, angle, area, and volume in a single tool.

Establish and maintain geometric relationships between objects, key points on objects, or between an object and the coordinate system.

Control the size and proportions of a design.

Provides for the inclusion of unloaded file references in the transmittal set. Unloaded file references remain unloaded in the transmittal package.

Enables the creation of a DWF or DWFx file from a 3D model for viewing in Autodesk® Design Review with nearly the same visual fidelity as the original DWG file.

Provides the ability to view geometry in a DWF file as an underlay to a DWG file.

Enables the sharing of drawing information between DGN and DWG file formats.

Enables the publishing of an AutoCAD drawing to a PDF file.

Provides the ability to view geometry in a PDF file as an underlay to a DWG file.

Enables the creation of an STL (stereolithography) file from a 3D AutoCAD model.

Enables the creation physical 3D model from a 3D AutoCAD drawing.

Enables the definition and rendering of light sources based on photometric data.

Applies physical material properties to objects for realistic visualization and rendering effects.

Controls the display of edges and shading in the viewport.

Enables the creation of highly detailed photorealistic images with advanced rendering techniques, including ray-tracing, indirect illumination, and final gathering.

Enables the creation of compelling, presentation-ready graphics straight from CAD drawings.

Connects architects and engineers with building product manufacturers, enhancing design efficiency and streamlining project workflows by reducing the hassle of time-consuming searches or the need to design a product or component for each new project.

Customizes the AutoCAD environment based on user input. Customized options include drawing templates, content search, partner search, and workspaces.

Enables the recording and playback of common drawing operations to automate repetative tasks.

Offers improved performance when customizing AutoCAD in the CUI editor.

Enables the transfer of stand-alone licenses between computers.