What's new?
With AutoCAD® 2010 software, professionals can address their most challenging design problems with ease. Designs can now integrate almost every shape imaginable, thanks to free-form design tools. Many critical features have been automated, making users’ workflows more efficient and the move to 3D design even smoother. Sharing and working on projects with colleagues has never been easier, thanks to multiple upgrades to our PDF capabilities and the incredible addition of 3D printing. With these and many more other new capabilities customers have been asking for, AutoCAD 2010 can help you to realize your ideas and experience your new design easier than ever before.
Design and shape the world around you with new powerful and flexible functions.
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Discover the new features
Free-form Design
Users now have the power to design ideas in almost any shape that you can imagine. Simply push and pull faces, edges, and vertices to design complex shapes, add smooth surfaces, and much more.
Enhanced PDF Support
PDF Import, PDF Underlay and enhanced publishing features make communication with the extended design team easier than ever.
Parametric Drawing
Parametric drawing keeps everything aligned automatically, saving time and energy for more important challenges – by defining persistent relationships between objects, parallel lines remain parallel and concentric circles remain centred, all automatically.
3D Printing
3D printing capabilities make it easy for users to produce physical 3D models and prototypes by connecting directly to a 3D printer, either your own or a connected service provider.
Dynamic Blocks
With new enhancements to the Dynamic Blocks functionality, users have easier block authoring and editing capabilities, improved display of action objects, and can now test the blocks without closing the block editor.
New DWG File Format
AutoCAD 2010 uses an updated DWG™ file format. The built-in SaveAs function allows users to save drawings to and from AutoCAD releases using previous DWG formats. In addition, the SaveAs AutoCAD Release 12 DXF™ command supports releases prior to AutoCAD 98.
