Make sure your design conforms to the lettering and callouts you’ve incorporated from the source, with Markup Assist. When you place text, your text automatically conforms to the stroke of the object or face where the text is applied. (video: 1:27 min.)Imitation Line:Modify the appearance of an object’s outline to better match its design or to match the style of your design. (video: 1:19 min.)Every object can have a custom color, whether you use a paint bucket or a color picker to make changes, or you define colors in your own file. (video: 2:05 min.)In addition to assigning colors to an object, you can now assign colors to groups of objects, and you can create sophisticated color blends. (video: 1:30 min.)Forget the bother of filling objects with a brush or paint bucket. Easily fill complex and irregular shapes, such as miter joints and fillets, with a single command. (video: 1:35 min.)If you’ve ever tried to fill the inside or outside of an object, you know how tedious it can be. The new Fill Interior and Fill Exterior commands fill enclosed spaces in any object. (video: 1:22 min.)You can create any complex paint bucket fill with a few clicks. Draw and fill with an even, consistent stroke. (video: 1:15 min.)Some designers make entire drawings in Photoshop. Now, you can import drawings from Photoshop and make changes in AutoCAD, instead of having to redraw everything. (video: 1:21 min.)Smart Guides:Make the tools more efficient. With a quick flick, you can switch between the standard and the sweep, if you want, and you’re not forced to enter an x, y, z command every time. (video: 1:31 min.)Draw as you work. AutoCAD for Windows provides a continuously responsive drawing workspace that eliminates unnecessary steps and makes your drawings more efficient. (video: 1:23 min.)The Classic ribbon toolbar can appear in a slightly different location, depending on the view, so you’ll always be able to access tools as you’re used to. (video: 1:24 min.)AutoCAD 2be273e24d