AutoCAD toolsets

[cadgroup2]

As an Architecture Engineering Construction Collection subscriber my question relates to the 2019 AutoCAD "Toolsets".

I do see AutoCAD 2019, but I do not see anything called Toolsets.  I still see AutoCAD MEP, AutoCAD Architecture,etc. listed when I go to "Mangage my Products". Are these still complete individual programs (i.e. I don't have to install vanilla 2019 AutoCAD first.) If that's the case, "Toolsets" don't apply to AEC Collection subscribers. Is that correct?

Thanks,

-JIm

[Mark.Lancaster]

@cadgroup2

Toolsets belong to those who subscribe to One AutoCAD - https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/autocad/learn-explore/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/Only-One...

Everybody else is business as usually.

@rkmcswain  Thanks for the update...

[rkmcswain]

@Mark.Lancaster

FYI: Your HTML link includes the trailing characters ")" and "." - so clicking on it takes us to a "Page Not Found".

[DarrenP]

here is the link: One Autocad FAQ

no clue on how this shows up in your Autodesk Account

[cadgroup2]

So it sounds like "Toolsets" is the marketing term for all the AutoCAD vertical Products. If you are a "One AutoCAD" subscriber, and download & install AutoCAD MEP & download and install AutoCAD Architecture, you have actually installed 2 separate, individual versions of AutoCAD, independent of each other. You are not just installing the library and commands for each as the term "toolsets" implies. Or am I wrong?

[cadgroup2]

To clarify my last post, I meant to say download & install the "MEP toolset" and "Architectural Toolset" you have downloaded 2 separate versions, independent of each other. Or am I  wrong

[Mark.Lancaster · Accepted solution]

@cadgroup2

Toolset just means you have access to all those separate application/tools by subscribing to One AutoCAD..   However its still the same download and functions the same as though you only subscribe to AutoCAD MEP and Plant 3D right now.  Its not a single AutoCAD product.   Basically what you just clarified.

[cadgroup2]

Thanks Mark...I was hoping I was wrong and we could save some hard drive space by only installing 1 AutoCAD "Engine" then add the libraries, commands from the "toolsets" that we need. Oh well, maybe in a future release.