The AutoCAD specialized toolsets subscription became available with the 2019 version release. This means that AutoCAD subscribers can now work faster and more effectively with specialized AutoCAD toolsets; with industry-specific features and libraries for architecture, mechanical, and electrical; and with the AutoCAD web app and the AutoCAD mobile app. A subscription to AutoCAD enables the automation of floor plans, sections, elevations, and other drawings; accurate design of piping, plumbing, and ducting for faster design with mechanical tools; and design of ductwork, electrical conduit, and circuiting for HVAC, plumbing, and electrical with MEP. Shaun Bryant (CadJedi)—AutoCAD guru, influencer, and LinkedIn Learning [in]structor—will take you through the benefits of AutoCAD, including specialized toolsets subscription, demonstrating how to utilize the toolsets and make them available to your AutoCAD design team. He’ll also show you how you can take AutoCAD on the road with the AutoCAD web app and the AutoCAD mobile app.

The AutoCAD specialized toolsets subscription became available with the 2019 release. This means that AutoCAD subscribers can now work more quickly and effectively with specialized AutoCAD toolsets, which include industry-specific features and libraries for architecture, mechanical, and electrical design, plus the AutoCAD web and mobile apps. A subscription to AutoCAD enables the automation of floor plans, sections, elevations, and other drawings; accurate design of piping, plumbing, and ducting for faster design with mechanical tools; and design of ductwork, electrical conduit, and circuiting for HVAC, plumbing, and electrical with MEP. Shaun Bryant (CadJedi) is an AutoCAD guru, influencer, and LinkedIn Learning [in]structor. He will take you through the benefits of AutoCAD (including specialized toolsets subscriptions), demonstrating how to utilize the toolsets and make them available to your AutoCAD design team. Plus, you’ll learn how you can take AutoCAD on the road with the AutoCAD web and mobile apps.

The AutoCAD including specialized toolsets subscription became available to AutoCAD customers with the 2019 version release. This means that AutoCAD subscribers can now work faster and more effectively with specialized AutoCAD toolsets, with industry-specific features and libraries for architecture, mechanical, electrical, plus the AutoCAD web and mobile apps. A subscription to AutoCAD enables the automation of floor plans, sections, elevations, and other drawings; accurate design of piping, plumbing, and ducting for faster design with mechanical tools; and design of ductwork, electrical conduit, and circuiting for HVAC, plumbing, and electrical with MEP. Shaun Bryant (CadJedi), AutoCAD guru, Influencer and LinkedIn Learning [in]structor, will take you through the benefits of the AutoCAD including specialized toolsets subscription, demonstrating how to utilize the toolsets and make them available to your AutoCAD design team, and show you how you can take AutoCAD on the road with the AutoCAD web and mobile apps.

In this class, we will introduce you to the 7 specialized toolsets available to AutoCAD 2019 subscribers. Learn what toolsets are, and how their intelligent features can complement the AutoCAD design process by helping users work faster and become more efficient. We will lead you through some workflows using toolset features that can increase productivity and enhance your designs.

AutoCAD 2019 software has added specialized toolsets to subscribed users of AutoCAD 2019. AutoCAD Plant 3D software and AutoCAD P&ID software are some of the toolsets that are now available. In this class, you will see how to take advantage of the AutoCAD Plant 3D and AutoCAD P&ID toolsets to add and improve your existing AutoCAD software workflow. AutoCAD Plant 3D and AutoCAD P&ID are intelligent programs that will enable you to work more intelligently and do things you could not do with basic AutoCAD.

One AutoCAD software became available to AutoCAD subscription customers when AutoCAD 2019 software became available in March 2018. AutoCAD subscription customers can now work faster with specialized AutoCAD toolsets, which include industry-specific features and libraries for architecture, mechanical design, electrical design, and more. A subscription to One AutoCAD enables automation of floor plans, sections, elevations, and other drawings; accurate design of piping, plumbing, and ducting for faster design with mechanical tools; and design of ductwork, electrical conduit, and circuiting for HVAC, plumbing, and electrical with MEP. Shaun Bryant, AutoCAD guru and AutoCAD Influencer, will take you through the benefits of the One AutoCAD subscription, demonstrating how to utilize the toolsets and make them available to your AutoCAD design team, regardless of discipline and industry.

With the release of the AutoCAD including specialized toolsets subscription last year, you can now also take your CAD projects on the go with the AutoCAD web app —the browser-based version of the original AutoCAD software. Shaun Bryant (CadJedi), a LinkedIn Learning [in]structor, will show you how to save from AutoCAD directly to your web and mobile apps. You will learn how to use the AutoCAD web app in Google Chrome, learn how to view and edit designs on the fly and in the field from a tablet or smartphone and communicate your designs from the field, and back to your AutoCAD desktop app. You will also learn how to access the tools from any mobile browser, sync your files across your mobile devices, upload files on the go, and edit drawings from a mobile browser—or sync them back to the desktop for closer inspection.

In this session, we’ll learn how to make the most of Inventor software and toolsets like AutoCAD Electrical, AutoCAD Mechanical, and AutoCAD Plant 3D software by seamlessly connecting them. We’ll also learn about using tools like Electromechanical Link and Inventor Link to keep 2D and 3D models in sync, ensuring your designs stay updated across all platforms. And we’ll learn how Navisworks software can bring together AutoCAD Plant 3D and Inventor for smoother coordination and collaboration. Whether you’re working on electrical systems, piping layouts, or mechanical components, this session will provide you with practical tips and tricks to keep everything in sync and running smoothly across the team. Additionally, we'll learn how to generate 3D representations of 2D factory layouts using Factory Design Utilities software.

In this class, we will walk you through the procedures using specialized toolsets to design from start to finish. We will learn how to use standard content in AutoCAD Architecture software and AutoCAD MEP software. Then we’ll learn how to use Bill of Materials from AutoCAD Mechanical software, along with wiring diagrams and reporting from AutoCAD Electrical software, to simplify and accelerate your design process. We will show you how to transition between different toolsets to achieve optimal design.

Only One. AutoCAD software introduces a whole new suite of toolsets for the AutoCAD user. The AutoCAD Map 3D toolset goes far beyond mapping, but lets AutoCAD drawings be connected and work with data from many different systems. Not only does AutoCAD Map 3D let the user import and export data, but also it can create live connections to geographic information system (GIS) data, asset management systems, system inventories, and other enterprise data systems. It lets the user add attributes to all AutoCAD objects, not just blocks. It includes specialized tools to clean up drawings and label objects directly from object attributes. We will touch on the workflows the traditional AutoCAD user needs in order to take advantage of these tools using real-life examples.

Specialized toolsets for architecture, electrical, mechanical, plant design, and more are now included when you subscribe to AutoCAD software. How is the new, unified AutoCAD changing how you work? Now that you can access every toolset, what can you do that you couldn’t do before? Do you know that you can use AutoCAD MEP software to create cable tray, hanger, conduits, pipe fitting, and MvParts that you can use in AutoCAD Plant 3D software? Getting started with the parametric parts can intimidate a new AutoCAD MEP user, so this class will walk you through—from a beginner level until you know everything required to be an expert in content creation. By the end of the class, you will have the knowledge to create your own custom cable tray, hanger, and pipe fitting, which means that you will be able to make anything you need in AutoCAD MEP for AutoCAD Plant 3D.