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Topic: AutoCAD Freestyle Technology Preview, was Project Cooper Posted: 19.Feb.2010 at 22:04 |
I have previously mentioned Project Cooper on this blog, but now we have given it a more formal name. We asked you to name Project Cooper (Project Cooper - Give it a New Name - Between the Lines) and so after feedback it has now been named AutoCAD Freestyle.(Blog post from the Autodesk Labs Blog Project Cooper: New release and now called Autodesk Freestyle Technology Preview)
This is a very easy and simple 2D design product allowing you to setup and get to drawing fast. Some of the concepts like the sketching which which smoothes the sketched curves is great for sketching out ideas. There is also what you would expect such as standard geometry like lines arcs and circles, as well as layers, dimensions, object snaps, hatching (fills) and symbols (blocks). Based on the Project Cooper feedback received at Autodesk Labs we have also added DWG import to the product and the native format of AutoCAD Freestyle is the DWG format. There is an easy wizard setup for a drawing as well as some sample drawings to check out. AutoCAD Freestyle Video Create Precise DrawingsI hope you enjoy AutoCAD Freestyle as much as I do. I am working on a quick floor layout so that I can install wood flooring myself in my home. AutoCAD Freestyle aka Autodesk Project Cooper is now live on the Autodesk Labs HERE and there should be a new Technology Preview build posted soon for you to download, enjoy and hopefully you will provide the team with some feedback on what you liked or what could be better. I am “Freestyling” at 35,000 feet above Chicago currently while returning from a visit to Ford in Dearborn Michigan with Lynn Allen. The Ford employees were so very nice and showed us what they do, all I can say is amazing people, amazing technology, amazing engineering and amazing products. We visited the design and research studios as well as the Livonia Transmission plant. The transmission plant is where all Ford 4 speed and 6 speed rear wheel drive transmissions are manufactured and assembled in a 5.2 million square foot building. If you own a Ford 4 or 6 speed chances are I saw where your transmission was manufactured. In the evening had dinner with Betsy and Jeremy from Techsmith and discussed Camtasia and Snagit as well as an assortment of fun topics, Betsy even gave us cool Techsmith titanium sporks! This was the first trip I decided to leave my “LaptopZilla” Lenovo W700 weighing in with adapter about 20 pounds at home. I brought only my sleek and sexy MacBook Pro running both Mac OSX and Windows 7 via Parallels 5. My shoulder is not cramping from carrying all that extra hardware, and I felt slightly more hip and cool. Go to the original post... |
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