So I would go to my Line command and I would start to draw some lines on screen. So, if I was trying to do an architectural drawing using plain old AutoCAD, I would have to start with a basic Line tool. So what I'd like to do is do a really quick little demonstration comparing and contrasting the two and give you a sense of what these two programs are like. So, where AutoCAD has standard primitive geometries like lines, arcs, circles, and rectangles, AutoCAD Architecture has all of those, but also has walls, doors, windows, roofs, and stairs.
So, it has tools that are unique to the building design industry.
AutoCAD Architecture has all of the features that AutoCAD has, but it has additional features that are specific to the discipline of architecture. If you need to do technical drawings, you can use AutoCAD to create those drawings. If you are an architect, if you are a plumber, if you are a circuit board designer, a set designer, furniture designer, you name it. Now, that applies to just about any discipline you can imagine. But just how is AutoCAD Architecture different than AutoCAD? Well, AutoCAD is a program that allows you to do technical drafting with accuracy.
In this course we're going to be talking about AutoCAD Architecture.
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