Overview
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Learn how to take AutoCAD on the go and online with the mobile and web app versions.
Syllabus
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Introduction
- The move toward using web and mobile platforms with AutoCAD
- What you should know
- Using the exercise files
- The new AutoCAD 2022 interface
- The AutoCAD web, mobile, and other apps
- Logging in to your Autodesk account through AutoCAD
- The AutoCAD web and mobile folders
- Saving a DWG to the web and mobile folders
- Opening a DWG from the web and mobile folders
- Other cloud-based storage for DWG files
- Using the Share Drawing feature in AutoCAD 2022
- Sharing views through AutoCAD
- Using the Autodesk Viewer with shared views from AutoCAD
- Pushing files to Autodesk Docs
- Trace palette: View traces from the Autodesk web app
- Comparing different versions of the same DWG file
- Opening drawings from the web and mobile folders
- Opening drawings from other cloud-based providers
- An overview of the AutoCAD web app interface
- Making changes to drawings in the AutoCAD web app
- Adding traces using the AutoCAD web app
- Saving drawings with the AutoCAD web app
- Opening drawings in the desktop app from the AutoCAD web app
- Opening cloud-based drawings in the AutoCAD desktop app
- Working with the Trace palette in the AutoCAD desktop
- What is LiDAR?
- Mobile devices with built-in LiDAR
- Using the Canvas app with iPhone 12 Pro Max and iPad Pro
- File formats out of the Canvas conversion
- Checking a converted DWG file
- Adding layers and annotations to the DWG file
- Setting up a title block in the layout tab
- Sending the DWG out as a DWF file
- What is Autodesk Design Review?
- Using Autodesk Design Review to mark up an existing DWF file
- Opening the marked-up DWF file using the Markup Set Manager
- Saving the file as a revised DWF file through AutoCAD
- Why use external reference (xref) files
- Adding an xref file to your host drawing file
- Clipping xref files
- Editing xref files
- Working with xref files in the AutoCAD web app
- Next steps
