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Design Environment
AutoCAD 2007 introduces the new design "dashboard.” This
interface element consolidates all solid and surface
modeling tools into a single place and enables users to
see at a glance the tools and workflow available in
AutoCAD. AutoCAD 2007 also takes the intuitive,
grip-based editing features introduced for drafting in
previous AutoCAD versions—such as Dynamic Input, ortho,
and tracking—and integrates them into solid and surface
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Lights, Materials and Rendering
The new interactive light tool in AutoCAD 2007 enables
users to quickly and accurately place distance, point,
and spot lights in a drawing. After the light has been
placed, designers can use the light target grips to
shine the light precisely where they need it. By placing
the lights, designers can see the effect of lights on
shadows in real time, with no need to render the image
first. |
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| In AutoCAD 2007, applying materials to a model is as
easy as applying hatch patterns in 2D. Users drag
materials from a predefined library onto any solid face
or surface defined in their model. The material then
scales automatically; there's no need to manually adjust
scaling parameters based on the size of the model. If
the material library does not have the proper materials,
designers can use the new materials editor to edit the
material and create a customized library. |
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| AutoCAD 2007 incorporates the latest in rendering
technology, the Mental Ray® rendering engine. This
powerful technology (incorporated into other Autodesk
products such as Autodesk® 3ds Max®) has been integrated
into a new user interface that makes accurate and
realistic renderings as easy as possible. Capabilities
include a slider control that graphically displays the
trade-off between time and rendering quality. |
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