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AutoCAD is arguably the most widely used 3D design program in existence today. Whilst it comes with a price tag of over $2000, AutoCAD is worth every penny with its vast libraries of shapes, textures, tools, and settings. But many users find that they require an even more powerful tool for their work. The competition in the 3D design industry is fierce and the user has no choice but to buy a program that can handle almost any project thrown at it. Autodesk's answer to the growing demand for more powerful 3D design software is AutoCAD 2012. AutoCAD 2012, commonly referred to as AutoCAD, comes with a host of new features which make it a good fit for use by professionals. 'Powerful' may not be an accurate description of this software given its price tag, but it gives an idea of the features that come with AutoCAD 2012. It has been made clear by Autodesk that AutoCAD 2012 is a professional product and not aimed at home users or hobbyists. Autodesk was founded in 1982 and has proven its mettle in the drawing-based design market ever since. AutoCAD 2012 is the industry standard in 2D and 3D design and is widely used by architects, engineers, surveyors, designers and hobbyists. It is available on Windows 7 and Windows Vista SP2 32-bit or 64-bit operating systems. AutoCAD 2012 comes with a set of new tools aimed at making it easier for users to perform tasks such as modelling and designing. The software's Ribbon interface delivers a host of enhancements and has been designed to provide better navigation through panels via tabs that can be customized according to needs. It is logical to assume that this design has been developed with the input of professionals. The following are some of the new features in AutoCAD 2012: 1. AutoCAD 2012 introduces new associations between objects and files, which makes it easier for users to update files in one place and re-use them in multiple drawing sessions. This is useful for users who often work on multiple projects at once or follow different projects at different times. 2. A new SmartTrim tool gives users more control when it comes to removing parts of solid models (such as when they are happy using rectangular cuts, but want their customers to use circular ones). 3. 3D solid and surface modelling can be done within the same file. This means that the same file can be used for both 2D and 3D work, reducing redundancies and allowing users to concentrate on one task at a time. 4. The use of Grouping makes it easier for users to manage different elements in a drawing. Multiple components can be grouped together in a single symbol called a Group object, which can later be used in other drawings or edited by other users. 5. Multiple viewing options have been included to improve editing efficiency when working with multiple files or drawing files created in different formats (such as DWG and DXF). cfa1e77820