AutoCAD is a general-purpose design programme, and precisely because of this
characteristic, one can create, edit, and print any linear design, whether it is
a two-dimensional design or a three-dimensional model. AutoCAD allows the user
to create and print photorealistic renderings with editable materials and
lighting.
AutoCAD has been continuously evolving for over 20 years, incorporating the
power of three-dimensional design into its functions, as well as meeting the
demands of the market, where it remains the dominant player. Its straightforward
and comprehensible command structure, the use of familiar tools (e.g., RIBBON),
and the large online community make AutoCAD the ideal design programme for both
the average user seeking speed and efficiency and the professional with high
demands who focuses on details.
Another significant advantage is that AutoCAD users can easily familiarize
themselves with more advanced and specialized Autodesk programmes such as AutoCAD
Mechanical, AutoCAD Electrical, and AutoCAD Architecture, as they follow the
same design philosophy and have almost the same working environment. This means
there is no need to learn an additional programme to complete a task, only the
need for familiarity and adaptation with a few additional tools that enhance
efficiency and optimize the production cost of the final product.