exactly. who the hell cares. i wish we could just all go back to using autocad 14. all this 3d nonesense and revit hasn't solved anything. in fact it has simply made doing drawings harder. it doesn't make it easier to fit MEP stuff above a ceiling on old buildings with 12' floor to floor heights and 33" deep beams. REVIT will not solve that problem for you. neither will anything auto cad is selling. to hell with it all we should just go back to hand drafting. honestly it would take less time. on top of that all of these changes to the interface just make it that much more difficult for me to use. oh thanks for changing text commands again. I used to type ZE for zoom extents. now ZE is Zebra.... what the hell is zebra and what the hell does it have to do with my chiller plant.
@@psilocybemusashi I do land development. Land Desktop Development was hands down, the MOST efficient and user friendly software I had ever used. It took two weeks to set up and a few months to learn. I had to shut my one man shop down completely from 2015 - 2018 to build templates and content and custom this and that because OOB stuff didn't do what I needed it to. Over 11,000 hours worth of invested time + around $50,000 in re-seller training and of-course, the $12,500 buy in which was swapped with "you can't own your own stuff any more. So, you must switch to a subscription. We'll give you a couple dollars off though for your patronage." If there was another alternative to C3D, there would be a techtonic shift from all the people who would abandon the platform just out of spite.
@@psilocybemusashi Hot damn. You sure are one short-sighted, narrow-minded asshole. LMAO. Design your own software if you want it fully catered to just yourself. Autodesk's job isn't to make AutoCAD "woodstock" approved. It'd also appear you don't know much about the software anyways, because text commands are extremely simple to change. I suggest some schooling.
@@rennycepeda6576 There are a couple of reasons for us (architect): 1. Cad 2007 can run on any potato computer. it is a big plus cause we can setup a company with cheap computers for cad(main work horse) and some expensive hi-end computer for rendering and photoshop. one apple macbook for show off. 2. Cracked portable versionof cad2007 are everywhere, any monkey can download, stuff it in their usb and go. 3. Most of us don't use new features in newest cad program. The most important feature in cad that we used is xref and basic drawing tool stay the same since 2007. The only thing that cad 2007 missing is annotate, but people developed a technique for dim in model space since 2007 so no need for that. 4. If we want real innovative we switch for revit or cad architect or event Scketup. Those program are crazy fast in small project.
Huan Bui wow thanks for all the information! Im an architect student (2nd year) and when we started using autocad it was 2018 version, i also have started to learn archicad 22 and i love it, its so fast compared to autocad that i feel i dont need it anymore. Also i used sketchup for a project and i hated that program, personally I’ll never use it again...
Renny CC when you use sketch up with Enscape you have your self an poor man architect film render. It also have cool feature like VR glasses. It’s cool for playing around a little. By the way i live in developing country so what I said may not apply to developed countries.
Was there a specific area you were encountering memory issues with AutoCAD? The 2020 release remains a predominantly single-core application, but Autodesk continues its AutoCAD Fabric project with this release. Central to the fabric project is Autodesk improving the foundation AutoCAD code so they can use it for the web and mobile versions of AutoCAD. Even if you have no interest in the web and mobile versions today, the process of preparing the code for those secondary platforms means the performance of the functions released on those platforms improves in the core desktop project.
@@CADDMicrosystems THERE HAS BEEN A MEMORY "LEAK" PROBLEM WHERE YOU HAVE TO EXIT AUTOCAD. IT WILL SLOW DOWN DURING THE DAY IF YOU DON'T. IT HAS BEEN ON THE AUTOCAD FORUMS. WHEN YOU GO IN AND OUT OF BLOCKS THE DRAWING WILL SLOW. THE ONLY CURE IS TO ZOOM EXTENTS THEN ZOOM WINDOW. NOTHING WRONG WITH THE PC AND I HAVE PLENTY OF MEMORY.
@@belowme4927 the problems with Autodesk I that they have a monopoly on the industry so that is why they autocad have barely in proved in the last 10 to 15 year. When you see how much software have improved while autocad is still more or less the same.
@@alfredaramouni5884 I WAS AN ORIGINAL GENERIC CADD USER. AUTODESK COULDN'T INNOVATE SO THE BOUGHT THEM OUT. THIS IS WHERE THE AUTOCAD LEAP FROM A GRID TO NUMBER INPUT HAPPENED ALONG WITH MANY OTHER FEATURES
Revit is, of course, the primary tool we recommend to those designing and constructing buildings, but there are some design functions it doesn't support especially well. For example, the primary tool for the civil engineering and survey industries is Civil 3D; which is built upon AutoCAD. Similarly, while an increasing number of building owners are moving to BIM and consequently Revit, the operations and maintenance of existing buildings is still predominantly accomplished in some way with AutoCAD. Like most things, it's about choosing the right tool for the job. Thanks for your comment! :)
@@CADDMicrosystems Absolutely agree! AutoCAD still has it's place in this world! I use both at the moment. I love that I can import AutoCAD files into Revit. I miss that fast command prompt and right click settings from AutoCAD.
Think, this is a very big company. Has thousands of employees, programmers, engineers. You asking why they are doing this? Think why they are doing this? You know the answer. Right now they are working on version 2021 and by middle of 2020 will be announced. So new companies or those people that are after new licences or upgrades will go for new model.
@@MaZEEZaM this is also a good reason. The developement and upgrading of software is also for betterment and adding more features and making it more easier and fixing bugs.
Hi ! I want to import the Dwg. file drawn in CAD 2018/2020 using walls window etc. into Adobe illustrator, but I found the information is all lost because the information is not readable in lower version like CAD2010. What should I do?
Great Video. Regarding Block Palette: Can you specify the Block Insertion Layer? Is there any SYSVAR or other path customization that can be accessed via LISP for the Block palettes locations? Perhaps in the Files tab of Options?
While it does provide a couple new options, the Block Palette functions just like the Insert command. Thus, your current layer is what's used when placing the block. If you need to place blocks on a specific layer, we typically recommend creating/using Tool Palettes.
@@CADDMicrosystems Thanks for the clarification. Seems like another new feature that falls short of full functionality. Looking forward to getting some exposure to it though.
@@djgregory9090 Should it be of interest to you, I've published a slightly more in depth video about the new Block Palette here: ua-cam.com/video/VsOqeMPYgsw/v-deo.html
Why didn't they enhance the block part of the Design Center instead of a new thingy ? Also, the ability to insert a block in exploded form is an encouragement to bad practices !
I see the new Block Palette more as a replacement for/enhancement of the Insert dialog box than Design Center. In that way, I see the two serving different portions. Regarding the Explode upon insert. That's a setting carried over from the Insert dialog box. In fact, it's a setting I use somewhat often when using (nested) assembly blocks that display Field values from a point object within Block Attributes.
Thanks for the awesome video! I have 2 questions: 1. If I have files created using autocad 2019 will these file settings be transferred directly to this LT software? mainly my page layouts etc. 2. Does the UI look the same if you are using a mac or windows?
Since new functionality is usually added only to the Ribbon (and not the menu's and toolbars of old), I do typically recommend adopting the Ribbon at this point. After all, we've had the Ribbon for longer than we had menus & toolbars at this point. Nonetheless, while I encourage people migrate to the Ribbon, here's a video I recorded some time ago that demonstrates how you can recreate the Classic interface: ua-cam.com/video/g7HAgJYbff0/v-deo.html
is Dropgeom method or command ever be deleted from the autocad's core?... it causes many problems handling blocks and aecc objects in civil 3d and revit
Autocad has become way too laggy and it seems like they're trying to fix that by adding more buggy features. Nobody need new features, Autodesk, fix your shit first.
Is there a discount for college students? Im a ME major and we have a auto cad license at school but ive been trying to get a license for use at home for personal projects.
If you go to their website they have a students version you can download. It has all the features of a normal license :) and you can use it for 5 years if I'm not mistaken.
I can't imagine working with a dark screen. This is for people that started or were formerly taught on AutoCAD. I started years ago on Turbocad and now moved to sketchup pro.
Autodesk released Civil 3D 2020 last week, and it should now be available from both Autodesk Account and your Desktop App. Something to note is Dynamo for Civil 3D is a separate download/install. You can download Dynamo for Civil 3D from Autodesk Account or from your Desktop App.
You can find basic pricing information on Autodesk's website (autodesk.com/autocad), although many clients qualify for promotions that can reduce that cost. Our team can help you explore what programs you might be eligible for. You can reach out to our team at: pages.caddmicrosystems.com/Pricing-Quote-Request.html
Actually, the first thing that I noticed was a very blank screen. No ribbons, no palettes loaded, nothing. Just a blank screen and oh, YOU DON'T start from that point. Wonderful... and this is supposed to be s first look? Really? How nice. Oh, CAD brought up all the ribbons and tools, but MEP did not. I haven't even opened Architecture yet. As far as I am concerned, I don't wanna know. Can anybody recommend a good tutorial... BOOK! Not another video. I want to READ and be able to move about a BOOK with pages that I can turn, markup, and even reference when I just need one little question answers. By the way, who cares about the look?! I mean really, are we going to have buy a set of matching curtains and/or drapes for this stuff? If so, why didn't the programmers include a default set? Shhhsh!
0:16 New GUI colours? Don't care. NEXT 0:48 Gradients on ribbons? Don't care - RIBBONCLOSE is in my acad.lsp. Seriously - who uses the ribbon? Nobody productive. NEXT 1:09 "What about core functionality..." Here we go! 1:29 New Blocks pallette? Nobody uses pallettes except the disorganised. NEXT 2:00 We're still talking about the blocks pallette? 2:23 Repeat placement? I'd just mirror the chairs from the other side of the table or INSERT > COPY (or ARRAY if evenly spaced). Or just ENTER twice. Another Autodesk 'solution' in search a problem.
NEXT! 3:02 New MEASURE command. I already know the measurements of my drawings - I drew them. If someone else drew them, what does it matter what their numerical measurements are? If the space is the wrong size for the purpose (I do mechanical) then make it so it's not. NEXT 4:02 I've never used the drawing compare. What are its limits? Does it highlight changes made to blocks internally? Does it highlight based on just object handle i.e. will a line that replaces another line but was of the exact same length etc. be highlighted as a 'change' which can happen easily, like if you trim the middle of a line then later join the two ends again? I'd rather just XREF > OVERLAY and fade the drawing to compare and look for the differences than be lead down the garden path. 5:19 Let's not conflate OCD with clean though... 6:21 There is literally no point to this 'feature'. If a block is in use, why would you need to find and purge it? Sure, you can get nested invisible blocks (The three AME carry overs from pre- R13 times - I still see them on occasion but just redefine them as empty - sorted). I've been using AutoCAD long enough to remember having to purge one item at a time... NEXT 8:00 When the speed of a program installing is a 'feature' you know you're in trouble. How often are you installing it for a 3 minute time saving to actually matter? NEXT 8:23 Wow it saves half a second faster. Well, why didn't you say so sooner! Shut up and take my money, Autodesk! Yeah, right. Personally, I have ISAVEPERCENT set to 99 and I never even notice file save times and rarely manually save anyway unless it precedes a function that commonly crashes AutoCAD. If I'm emailing a file I'll just do a FULLSAVE, a function I've defined that turns ISAVEPERCENT to 0 then saves and sets ISAVEPERCENT back to 99. Summary: Nothing here worth a pinch of the proverbial.
who cares. autocad is a disaster. so many glitches. the other day i was trying to explode a block. i have used the key command XP for exploding since I have been doing autocad even though they have changed it to simply X. now mind you XP still works and always has worked or so i thought. so i type xp and it says the selection is invalid. still knows that the explode command was being executed. my friend comes over and tries but he always uses X for exploding. and bam it works. we tried it on a number of other blocks and guess what with certain types of blocks we could explode either way with xp. but these particular blocks could only be exploded with X. even though it is the exact same function if you read the command line. go to hell autodesk. i hate you and I hate your products. there are free products that are more enjoyable to use but your shitty program tells my clients that the files were created with another program so i cant use those.
Wow ... they changed the gui color scheme again ... totally worth the $1,600/year we pay.
Did you finish watching the whole video? Cause he mention a lot dumbass, you should probably finish it before commenting
exactly. who the hell cares. i wish we could just all go back to using autocad 14. all this 3d nonesense and revit hasn't solved anything. in fact it has simply made doing drawings harder. it doesn't make it easier to fit MEP stuff above a ceiling on old buildings with 12' floor to floor heights and 33" deep beams. REVIT will not solve that problem for you. neither will anything auto cad is selling. to hell with it all we should just go back to hand drafting. honestly it would take less time. on top of that all of these changes to the interface just make it that much more difficult for me to use. oh thanks for changing text commands again. I used to type ZE for zoom extents. now ZE is Zebra.... what the hell is zebra and what the hell does it have to do with my chiller plant.
@@psilocybemusashi I do land development. Land Desktop Development was hands down, the MOST efficient and user friendly software I had ever used. It took two weeks to set up and a few months to learn. I had to shut my one man shop down completely from 2015 - 2018 to build templates and content and custom this and that because OOB stuff didn't do what I needed it to. Over 11,000 hours worth of invested time + around $50,000 in re-seller training and of-course, the $12,500 buy in which was swapped with "you can't own your own stuff any more. So, you must switch to a subscription. We'll give you a couple dollars off though for your patronage." If there was another alternative to C3D, there would be a techtonic shift from all the people who would abandon the platform just out of spite.
@@psilocybemusashi Hot damn. You sure are one short-sighted, narrow-minded asshole. LMAO. Design your own software if you want it fully catered to just yourself. Autodesk's job isn't to make AutoCAD "woodstock" approved. It'd also appear you don't know much about the software anyways, because text commands are extremely simple to change. I suggest some schooling.
Any *Architect* interested in automatic commands for Autocad?
Forever autoCAD 2007..
ah i though only my country still use that relic. team cad 2007
Huan Bui i don’t understand whats special about that one? Why not use a modern one?
@@rennycepeda6576 There are a couple of reasons for us (architect):
1. Cad 2007 can run on any potato computer. it is a big plus cause we can setup a company with cheap computers for cad(main work horse) and some expensive hi-end computer for rendering and photoshop. one apple macbook for show off.
2. Cracked portable versionof cad2007 are everywhere, any monkey can download, stuff it in their usb and go.
3. Most of us don't use new features in newest cad program. The most important feature in cad that we used is xref and basic drawing tool stay the same since 2007. The only thing that cad 2007 missing is annotate, but people developed a technique for dim in model space since 2007 so no need for that.
4. If we want real innovative we switch for revit or cad architect or event Scketup. Those program are crazy fast in small project.
Huan Bui wow thanks for all the information! Im an architect student (2nd year) and when we started using autocad it was 2018 version, i also have started to learn archicad 22 and i love it, its so fast compared to autocad that i feel i dont need it anymore. Also i used sketchup for a project and i hated that program, personally I’ll never use it again...
Renny CC when you use sketch up with Enscape you have your self an poor man architect film render. It also have cool feature like VR glasses. It’s cool for playing around a little. By the way i live in developing country so what I said may not apply to developed countries.
Sweet! New changes (specially those) are great!
Thanks for the video!
Is that it?
DID THEY FIX THE MEMORY PROBLEM?? PROBABLY NOT
Was there a specific area you were encountering memory issues with AutoCAD?
The 2020 release remains a predominantly single-core application, but Autodesk continues its AutoCAD Fabric project with this release. Central to the fabric project is Autodesk improving the foundation AutoCAD code so they can use it for the web and mobile versions of AutoCAD. Even if you have no interest in the web and mobile versions today, the process of preparing the code for those secondary platforms means the performance of the functions released on those platforms improves in the core desktop project.
@@CADDMicrosystems THERE HAS BEEN A MEMORY "LEAK" PROBLEM WHERE YOU HAVE TO EXIT AUTOCAD. IT WILL SLOW DOWN DURING THE DAY IF YOU DON'T. IT HAS BEEN ON THE AUTOCAD FORUMS.
WHEN YOU GO IN AND OUT OF BLOCKS THE DRAWING WILL SLOW. THE ONLY CURE IS TO ZOOM EXTENTS THEN ZOOM WINDOW.
NOTHING WRONG WITH THE PC AND I HAVE PLENTY OF MEMORY.
@@belowme4927 the problems with Autodesk I that they have a monopoly on the industry so that is why they autocad have barely in proved in the last 10 to 15 year. When you see how much software have improved while autocad is still more or less the same.
@@alfredaramouni5884 I WAS AN ORIGINAL GENERIC CADD USER. AUTODESK COULDN'T INNOVATE SO THE BOUGHT THEM OUT. THIS IS WHERE THE AUTOCAD LEAP FROM A GRID TO NUMBER INPUT HAPPENED ALONG WITH MANY OTHER FEATURES
@@belowme4927 hit capslock that should help
Just switch to Revit folks.
Revit is, of course, the primary tool we recommend to those designing and constructing buildings, but there are some design functions it doesn't support especially well. For example, the primary tool for the civil engineering and survey industries is Civil 3D; which is built upon AutoCAD. Similarly, while an increasing number of building owners are moving to BIM and consequently Revit, the operations and maintenance of existing buildings is still predominantly accomplished in some way with AutoCAD.
Like most things, it's about choosing the right tool for the job. Thanks for your comment! :)
@@CADDMicrosystems Absolutely agree! AutoCAD still has it's place in this world! I use both at the moment. I love that I can import AutoCAD files into Revit. I miss that fast command prompt and right click settings from AutoCAD.
Tekla > Revit
Civil 3D is vast af
yeah because that is not made by the same shitty company... oh wait yes it is.
You sound like a plane captain before take off...
lmfao
Isn't 2020 another year away? Why don't they call this AutoCAD 2019?
Think, this is a very big company. Has thousands of employees, programmers, engineers. You asking why they are doing this?
Think why they are doing this? You know the answer. Right now they are working on version 2021 and by middle of 2020 will be announced. So new companies or those people that are after new licences or upgrades will go for new model.
@@anwarigroup I would suggest as its business software it works to Financial years, ie We have just entered the financial year of 2020.
@@MaZEEZaM this is also a good reason. The developement and upgrading of software is also for betterment and adding more features and making it more easier and fixing bugs.
Yesterday I downloaded it in Dell i5 5th generation Intel core processor with Windows 8.1 and it is working fine
Hi ! I want to import the Dwg. file drawn in CAD 2018/2020 using walls window etc. into Adobe illustrator, but I found the information is all lost because the information is not readable in lower version like CAD2010. What should I do?
Great Video.
Regarding Block Palette:
Can you specify the Block Insertion Layer?
Is there any SYSVAR or other path customization that can be accessed via LISP for the Block palettes locations? Perhaps in the Files tab of Options?
While it does provide a couple new options, the Block Palette functions just like the Insert command. Thus, your current layer is what's used when placing the block. If you need to place blocks on a specific layer, we typically recommend creating/using Tool Palettes.
@@CADDMicrosystems Thanks for the clarification. Seems like another new feature that falls short of full functionality. Looking forward to getting some exposure to it though.
@@djgregory9090 Should it be of interest to you, I've published a slightly more in depth video about the new Block Palette here: ua-cam.com/video/VsOqeMPYgsw/v-deo.html
Nice ..Drawing tool is fire
Why didn't they enhance the block part of the Design Center instead of a new thingy ? Also, the ability to insert a block in exploded form is an encouragement to bad practices !
I see the new Block Palette more as a replacement for/enhancement of the Insert dialog box than Design Center. In that way, I see the two serving different portions. Regarding the Explode upon insert. That's a setting carried over from the Insert dialog box. In fact, it's a setting I use somewhat often when using (nested) assembly blocks that display Field values from a point object within Block Attributes.
Thanks for the awesome video!
I have 2 questions:
1. If I have files created using autocad 2019 will these file settings be transferred directly to this LT software? mainly my page layouts etc.
2. Does the UI look the same if you are using a mac or windows?
Your voice is soothing
hh yeah so satisfying
Please Sulusi How to Change the Display of AutoCAD Architecture into a Classic View
Since new functionality is usually added only to the Ribbon (and not the menu's and toolbars of old), I do typically recommend adopting the Ribbon at this point. After all, we've had the Ribbon for longer than we had menus & toolbars at this point. Nonetheless, while I encourage people migrate to the Ribbon, here's a video I recorded some time ago that demonstrates how you can recreate the Classic interface: ua-cam.com/video/g7HAgJYbff0/v-deo.html
is Dropgeom method or command ever be deleted from the autocad's core?... it causes many problems handling blocks and aecc objects in civil 3d and revit
Autocad has become way too laggy and it seems like they're trying to fix that by adding more buggy features. Nobody need new features, Autodesk, fix your shit first.
Is there a discount for college students? Im a ME major and we have a auto cad license at school but ive been trying to get a license for use at home for personal projects.
If you go to their website they have a students version you can download. It has all the features of a normal license :) and you can use it for 5 years if I'm not mistaken.
@@dayannemartins97 3 year😘
have they fixed HATCH command and made it usable?
I agree, HATCH could use a rework.
what did you use to make that yellow circle around your mouse? i've done that too but when i'm on autocad and you have a cross it's gone
Thanks for connecting. We used TechSmith Camtasia to record this video. It's video editing tools allow us to highlight the cursor in post-production.
I can't imagine working with a dark screen. This is for people that started or were formerly taught on AutoCAD. I started years ago on Turbocad and now moved to sketchup pro.
nobody cares
Thanks for this wonderful effort. I would like to ask a question about the timing of the civil 3d release?
Autodesk released Civil 3D 2020 last week, and it should now be available from both Autodesk Account and your Desktop App. Something to note is Dynamo for Civil 3D is a separate download/install. You can download Dynamo for Civil 3D from Autodesk Account or from your Desktop App.
Good color
Any *Architect* interested in automatic commands for Autocad?
how much this tool costs ? 2k bucks a year ?
You can find basic pricing information on Autodesk's website (autodesk.com/autocad), although many clients qualify for promotions that can reduce that cost. Our team can help you explore what programs you might be eligible for. You can reach out to our team at: pages.caddmicrosystems.com/Pricing-Quote-Request.html
wow
How do u get the yellow circle?
The yellow circle was added by the software I used to record and produce the video.
only 3 new items than 2019 not good need to add some of the revit style commands
To be fair, Revit has added a lot of AutoCAD features in recent releases; the text editor in 2018, double fill patterns 2019, PDF underlays 2020.
I AM LIKE 900!!!! WOOOOOOOOOOOH
its Sooo heavy
Actually, the first thing that I noticed was a very blank screen. No ribbons, no palettes loaded, nothing. Just a blank screen and oh, YOU DON'T start from that point. Wonderful... and this is supposed to be s first look? Really? How nice. Oh, CAD brought up all the ribbons and tools, but MEP did not. I haven't even opened Architecture yet. As far as I am concerned, I don't wanna know. Can anybody recommend a good tutorial... BOOK! Not another video. I want to READ and be able to move about a BOOK with pages that I can turn, markup, and even reference when I just need one little question answers. By the way, who cares about the look?! I mean really, are we going to have buy a set of matching curtains and/or drapes for this stuff? If so, why didn't the programmers include a default set? Shhhsh!
thanks
0:16 New GUI colours? Don't care. NEXT
0:48 Gradients on ribbons? Don't care - RIBBONCLOSE is in my acad.lsp. Seriously - who uses the ribbon? Nobody productive. NEXT
1:09 "What about core functionality..." Here we go!
1:29 New Blocks pallette? Nobody uses pallettes except the disorganised. NEXT
2:00 We're still talking about the blocks pallette?
2:23 Repeat placement? I'd just mirror the chairs from the other side of the table or INSERT > COPY (or ARRAY if evenly spaced). Or just ENTER twice. Another Autodesk 'solution' in search a problem.
NEXT!
3:02 New MEASURE command. I already know the measurements of my drawings - I drew them. If someone else drew them, what does it matter what their numerical measurements are? If the space is the wrong size for the purpose (I do mechanical) then make it so it's not. NEXT
4:02 I've never used the drawing compare. What are its limits? Does it highlight changes made to blocks internally? Does it highlight based on just object handle i.e. will a line that replaces another line but was of the exact same length etc. be highlighted as a 'change' which can happen easily, like if you trim the middle of a line then later join the two ends again? I'd rather just XREF > OVERLAY and fade the drawing to compare and look for the differences than be lead down the garden path.
5:19 Let's not conflate OCD with clean though...
6:21 There is literally no point to this 'feature'. If a block is in use, why would you need to find and purge it? Sure, you can get nested invisible blocks (The three AME carry overs from pre- R13 times - I still see them on occasion but just redefine them as empty - sorted). I've been using AutoCAD long enough to remember having to purge one item at a time... NEXT
8:00 When the speed of a program installing is a 'feature' you know you're in trouble. How often are you installing it for a 3 minute time saving to actually matter? NEXT
8:23 Wow it saves half a second faster. Well, why didn't you say so sooner! Shut up and take my money, Autodesk! Yeah, right. Personally, I have ISAVEPERCENT set to 99 and I never even notice file save times and rarely manually save anyway unless it precedes a function that commonly crashes AutoCAD. If I'm emailing a file I'll just do a FULLSAVE, a function I've defined that turns ISAVEPERCENT to 0 then saves and sets ISAVEPERCENT back to 99.
Summary: Nothing here worth a pinch of the proverbial.
Big deal!
AutoCAD or Civil3D is a nightmare.
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who cares. autocad is a disaster. so many glitches. the other day i was trying to explode a block. i have used the key command XP for exploding since I have been doing autocad even though they have changed it to simply X. now mind you XP still works and always has worked or so i thought. so i type xp and it says the selection is invalid. still knows that the explode command was being executed. my friend comes over and tries but he always uses X for exploding. and bam it works. we tried it on a number of other blocks and guess what with certain types of blocks we could explode either way with xp. but these particular blocks could only be exploded with X. even though it is the exact same function if you read the command line. go to hell autodesk. i hate you and I hate your products. there are free products that are more enjoyable to use but your shitty program tells my clients that the files were created with another program so i cant use those.
woodstock you are trash
@woodstock B+ (be positive) :)
oh yeah baby