What is meant by Autocad-based product ?

[Anonymous]

with example.....please

[Valentin_CAD]

@Anonymous ,

I believe you mean "Autodesk" products instead of AutoCAD.

Which means any product owned by Autodesk, including all those mentioned in the Community Forums.

[Alfred.NESWADBA]

Hi,

>> What is meant by Autocad-based product ?

What is meant by this question? Sorry to ask this, but your question without knowing and context can't be answered.

Do you see any dialog with "Autodesk-based product" as phrase? If so, which program shows this, which function inside this program shows this and please show a screenshot from that message. This will give us the option to answer in a way that helps you. 😉

- alfred -

[Kent1Cooper]

You may really mean AutoCAD-based.  Autodesk has a lot of programs, but not all of them have AutoCAD as a "base."  There is plain-vanilla AutoCAD [and LT and the Mac version and the mobile and web applications], and there are also many special-purpose products that use it as a base and overlay additional specialized capabilities.  Most of these [except those that are just variants of plain AutoCAD] in the main Forums page are overlay programs that are "AutoCAD-based":

I believe Civil 3D is, also, and possibly some others there whose names do not start with AutoCAD.

[Anonymous]

See the screenshot, yellow highlighted word,

[Anonymous]

See the screenshot, yellow highlighted word,

[Patchy · Accepted solution]

Autocad-based product

They are: C3d, Mechanical, electrical , etc..... that use autocad platform and tags on the feature for what they called Autocad Verticals.

Read it here:

https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/autocad/learn-explore/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/Can-Auto...

[Valentin_CAD · Accepted solution]

@Anonymous ,

As mentioned on this forum, AutoCAD Based refers to the products shown below:

Also, consider looking at the AutoCAD Specialized Toolsets:

• Specialized Toolset Updates 

[Alfred.NESWADBA]

Hi,

well, after changing the title it makes more sense. 😉

The question now is ... why the question, what is the reason and where are issues with this?

- alfred -