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Readers and editors share software tools and tips
that are worth their weight in gold, but don’t cost a penny.
“Free is a very good price!”
L
ong-time residents of Portland, Oregon, know and
love this catchy slogan from the low-budget tele-
vision commercials of Tom Peterson. A home fur-
nishings dealer who became such an icon that Gus
Van Sant cast him in movies, Peterson lured customers to
his stores with every kind of freebie imaginable, from hot
dogs and haircuts to wrapping paper and area rugs.
Nearly every American community has had its own
version of Tom Peterson at one time or another, that noisy
local retailer who tapped the marketing power of “Free!”
Fast-forward to the Internet age, and freebies are more
prevalent than ever: free Wi-Fi, free e-mail accounts, free
screensavers, free games, you name it — the options are
endless. And nowhere are the freebies better than in the
CAD world, where no-cost tips and tools are plentiful —
and more often than not, surprisingly practical.
But finding great freebies in the vast online world can
be a challenge. To help you get to the real gems that will
make your job easier, we asked Cadalyst readers to tell
us about the freebies they can’t live without. Those who
submitted a favorite freebie that was selected for publica-
tion were awarded a prize from the Cadalyst Store.
We share each of these tools based on the recom-
mendations we received from Cadalyst readers and con-
tributors. Editors have not tested each tool extensively;
we encourage you to evaluate options according to your
own needs. Be sure to review licensing agreements before
downloading to ensure that you can comply with the
terms of use. Some sites require that users provide con-
tact or other personal information in exchange for free
tools; others suggest a small donation.
Now, let’s get to the free stuff!
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General-Purpose Tools
CAD might be your primary software, but CAD managers
and users alike call on a variety of general-purpose soft-
ware to get their jobs done, including tools to make PDFs,
convert units, and create videos and screen captures. The
following free tools are among the best, according to our
readers.
PDF Converters
Chris Harris recommends PDFCreator. “It offers encryp-
tion for security, the ability to digitally sign documents,
stamping, [and much more]. My favorite feature though,
is the ability to create JPEG, PNG, TIFF, BMP, and other
formats from a program or an existing PDF. Plus, all these
settings can be saved into profiles for easy switching.”
“PDF995 is my favorite freebie,” reported Sharla
Livingston. “It is the easiest PDF creator I’ve used.” The
free version displays a sponsor page in your web browser
each time you run the software; upgrade for $9.95.
A popular freebie that’s been around for years is
CutePDF Writer. Use it with virtually any Windows
application to create quality PDFs. Reader Marga Io said,
“I could not survive a CAD workday without this tool. It
saves paper too!”
PDFescape is a free PDF reader, editor, form filler,
and form designer that you use online, sidestepping any
software installation. Viranjith Tilakaratne said, “The free,
nonregistered version is a very powerful tool, similar to
Adobe Acrobat Pro.”
Go Pro. For more features at a price, trade up to the
professional version of a freebie or check out products
from companies including Adobe, Bluebeam,
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Figure 1. Using Convert, select the tab of the category you
want, select the input and output units, and enter the input
value. Convert shows you the conversion result in the output
box as you type.
Cadzation, Informative Graphics,
and Quadrispace.
Unit Converters
Chris Micallef recommends ESBUnit-
Conv. “It can be installed as a Windows
utility or as a stand-alone program for
removable USB drives.” For $19, the Pro
version offers more features.
“I use a nifty application called Con-
vert (figure 1) that I keep on my desktop
and use every day,” wrote survey tech-
nician Paul D. Werbicky, the first of a
few readers to suggest the tool. Convert
is configurable to your preferences, and
you can create your own conversions
by using a Custom tab. It runs on Win-
dows, Linux, and UNIX.
Cadalyst contributing editor Scott
MacKenzie goes to CompliCad, a
source of CAD and building informa-
tion modeling (BIM) tools, which he
calls his “favorite web site for CAD unit
conversion.”
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Figure 2. ReNamer makes life easier when you have to rename
an entire batch of files.
Go Pro. For more features at a
price, trade up to the professional
version of a freebie or check out prod-
ucts from companies including Invent
Better and PTC Mathcad.
File and Text Utilities
Cadalyst contributing editors Paul Aubin
and Melanie Perry use ReNamer for
batch file renaming (figure 2). Select
your files or folders, add and configure
rules for the changes, preview your
changes, then execute. “Love this prod-
uct,” said Aubin. It is free, but dona-
tions are accepted.
CKRename also performs batch
file-renaming operations, such as
sequentially renaming files, changing
file extensions, changing case, and per-
forming string substitutions. Guy Dow
said, “AutoCAD, Adobe, FinePrint, and
all the other PDF drivers I’ve looked at
always attach the DWG layout name or
Model(1) (or something similar) to the
PDF file name. With CKRename, I can
strip out all of the extraneous words in
the file names that I don’t want.” (Avail-
able from multiple sources; search for
“CKRename” using any online search
engine.)
Melanie Perry also likes Ditto, a
clipboard manager. “I can copy many
pieces of information at once, then
paste them at my leisure. No flipping
back and forth between programs or
files. You can even do a quick-and-
easy search through the contents of
past clips.”
Can’t find a file? Ken Goldstein told
us about Everything. “This utility does
one thing very, very well, which is to
find files and folders by name as quickly
as you can type.” Unlike the standard
Windows search, this freeware tool
initially displays every file and folder on
your computer. Donations are appreci-
ated for commercial use.
Go Pro. For more features at a
price, trade up to the professional
version of a freebie or check out prod-
ucts from companies including Cadac,
M-Files, and Trix Systems.
Imaging Tools
Lori Dankovic likes IrfanView. “I put
together training manuals, and this
software allows me to quickly capture
the screen image, crop the image as
necessary, recopy the image, and paste
into a document — all in a matter of
seconds.” It is free for noncommercial
use, and $12 for commercial use.
“Gadwin PrintScreen is my favor-
ite application for capturing screen
images,” said contributing editor Mel-
anie Perry. The freeware utility lets you
capture just the portion of a screen that
you specify — very helpful for users
who have multimonitor setups.
For photo editing that’s a little more
robust than MS Paint, Perry uses Paint.
NET. “It supports multiple file types,
layers, and special effects and does
pretty much everything I need an image
editor to do. It does not handle huge

TIFF scans well, but luckily I don’t have
to use those often in my work.”
Go Pro. For more features at a
price, trade up to the professional ver-
sion of a freebie or check out products
from companies including Adobe,
American Systems, Etecad, and
Hyperionics. TechSmith’s Camtasia
Studio is a popular choice for creating
screen recordings and the company’s
Snagit is a popular screen capture
program.
CAD Freebies
Do you wish you could change Auto-
CAD just a little to make it better suited
to your needs? You can, of course
— and probably without opening your
wallet.
Tools for AutoCAD
“Not only do we use DWGgateway,”
wrote Alan Harmon, “but I suggest it
for all our consultants when the com-
mon problem of not having the com-
patible CAD edition occurs. We haven’t
upgraded our CAD systems since 2005,
but when someone sends me a CAD
file from any year after that, I just open
it up with DWGgateway and save it
with my older version.” DWGgateway
is available through a few different
sources. Type DWGgateway in your
browser to search.
MDITabs from Autodesk — a tool
that lets you see and quickly navigate
open AutoCAD drawings in a series of
tabs along the top of the drawing win-
dow — is a favorite of Rodney Lee. You
can find a link to the free download on
Shaan Hurley’s blog: Go to autodesk.
blogs.com and enter “MDITabs” in the
Search field.
Vladislav Bronin submitted a couple
freebies he has used with AutoCAD for
the past five years. Cadig AutoTable
(previously TableBar) makes working
with tables easy and user-friendly, and it
lets you save table templates for reuse.
And although the iComTools web site
is in Korean, its iDwgTab freebie is
available in English. This freebie lets you
organize open files in the order you
wish, create a list of favorite drawings,
run batch file commands, and much
more.
Captain LearnCurve (aka Cadalyst
contributing editor Bill Fane) recom-
mended his “Learning Curve” series
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are archived in the Cadalyst Video
Gallery.
LISP
Where there’s AutoCAD, there’s free
AutoLISP to make life easier. And if a
certain routine doesn’t do the trick for
you, undertake an Internet search to
find what you need.
What is AutoLISP, and how do you
of AutoCAD tutorials, as well as the use it? Bill Fane’s free classic, “Learning
“Circles and Lines” AutoCAD tuto- to LISP,” leads the way. While you’re
rials by Lynn Allen. Both are published learning, hang out on Cadalyst’s Hot
by Cadalyst, just two of many free Tip Harry Discussion Forum for free
tutorial series for a number of CAD information and support.
software systems, including Autodesk Cadalyst’s own CAD Tips site is one
Inventor, Civil 3D, and Map 3D; Solid- of the most extensive sources of free
Works; and more. LISP code (plus some VBA code, hatch
And twice a month, Cadalyst pub- patterns, and general tips for Auto-
lishes a new AutoCAD video tip by Lynn CAD and other software). It is home to
Allen. These quick and easy options thousands of tips that are searchable
for maximizing AutoCAD productivity by keyword, author name, file name,
Free (and Almost Free) Tools for the iPhone
These tools go anywhere (itunes.apple.com, or access the App Store from your iPhone).
• SketchBook Mobile Express. Cadalyst contributing editor Andrew Roe goes everywhere
with the iPhone version of Autodesk’s SketchBook Pro painting and drawing software.
SketchBook Mobile Express is free; for $2.99, the full SketchBook Mobile adds options
including the ability to save work in progress and to e-mail images.
• Evernote. Cadalyst contributing editor
Melanie Perry explained, “Evernote is a
free application for the iPhone that lets you make
notes in text, with photos and voice recordings.”
She uses it in her facilities management work
when she has to leave the office for meetings or
site visits. “Having this application on the phone I’d
be carrying anyway makes my life a lot easier.”
Following are a few other iPhone apps that are avail-
able at little or no cost.
• AEC Info. This free app delivers information related
to architecture, engineering, and construction,
including news, marketing, law, and green build-
ing topics. Sources include Architectural Record,
Builder Online, and Building Green.
• NaviCAD. View the Google 3D Warehouse from
your phone for $0.99.
• Drawvis Free. Use this free tool to display 2D DXF Evernote for the iPhone takes the
technical drawings. place of paper, pen, camera, and
• iPocket Draw Lite. The free version creates vector voice recorder.
drawings using solid or dashed lines. Upgrade for
$4.99 to manage, store, or send drawings by e-mail as DXF or RealCADD files.
• REVITkeys. This app provides a list of 260 keyboard shortcuts for Autodesk Revit Architec-
ture 2010, arranged in 14 categories, for $0.99.
• iTracer. This mobile 3D ray tracer builds full 3D scenes and renders images from any given
viewpoint. Export the 3D scene, including all models, materials, lights, and camera by
e-mail for $2.99.
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and more. Browse
tips by category,
recently posted,
most downloaded,
or most highly rated
(figure 3).
Among the most
frequently downloaded freebies on the
site is AIA Standard Layers by Mike
Stachulak. This utility aids architects who
create drawing layers according to the
1997 AIA CAD Layer Guidelines. Also
popular is Create Custom Linetype
by Ron Perez, an AutoLISP routine that
automates the steps needed to make
a custom linetype Jennifer Grande echoed the senti-
with embedded ment about Steel Shapes All Types
characters. and Sizes, saying “This is my all-time
Readers sent sev- favorite tool,” and shared a few others
eral of their favorites she uses nearly every day. “I’ve been
from the CAD Tips using Multiple Offsets by Joon Hong
site. Enter the tip since it was first printed in Cadalyst
title in the Search field to locate any of magazine. It allows you to change the
these tips. offset distance midstream, without exit-
Jeff Plourde said he can’t do with- ing and restarting the command. Zero
out Al’s Steel Mill, by Al Rogers, which Radius Fillet by Paul Herman is perfect
draws all types of steel shapes in 2D for squaring up corners or just making
and 3D. Search for Steel Shapes All lines meet without changing your stored
Types and Sizes. fillet radius. Scott Cunningham’s Lock
Layers makes it easy to isolate layers

Find Your Own Fabulous Freebies

Numerous online resources offer free software tools for just about
every CAD-related task imaginable. If your CAD workflow needs
improvement, chances are there’s a free tool to help. Try a general
Internet search (steering clear of sites you don’t trust) or head to
some of the great stockpiles of freeware. Here we list a few of
those for browsing and a sampling of the freebies they offer.
Autodesk Labs
The software from Autodesk Labs is still in development, but
it’s serious technology that won’t cost you a cent. Check it out at
labs.autodesk.com. Be sure to review the terms of use.
2d to 3D Tool for Inventor. Create 3D models in Autodesk Inventor
from 2D data.
Cloud Sync for AutoCAD Architecture/MEP. Manage drawing access on
LANs and across cloud storage devices.
Daylighting Analysis for Revit. Conduct daylighting analysis while in
Revit.
DesignScript. Automate your workflow with powerful scripting.
FABmep Import for Revit MEP. Import FABmep models/projects into
Revit MEP.
Inventor Simplification. Simplify your Inventor models for BIM.
Project Chronicle for AutoCAD Family / Inventor / Revit. Capture,
share, and learn from software workflows.
Project Dalton. Conduct pipe flow simulation and analysis.
Project Khan for Maya. Optimize your 3D assets for Maya using the
Autodesk cloud.
Project Memento. Fix huge meshes coming from reality capture data.
Project Miller. Fix and view models before additive manufacturing.
Project Octopus for Robot Structural Analysis. Integrate analysis results
with Excel.
Project Shapeshifter. Easily make complex 3D printable objects.
The Innovation Genome Project. Innovate by asking and answering
seven questions.
Brothersoft
An established site that reportedly evaluates every tool it offers, Brothersoft
is a collection of freeware and shareware tools and games for Windows,
Mac, mobile devices, and more. Here we present a few CAD-related free-
bies. Go to www.brothersoft.com and type a title from the list below in
the Search field.
3D Architecture by LiveCAD. “Design, display, present, and
realize all your building projects,” according to the site.
Create 2D plans with quotations, grid, or 2D/3D simultaneous
views. Quickly apply textures and materials to all elements of
your project.
AutoCAD Version Explorer. A stand-alone program that
provides a Windows Explorer–like interface to quickly view
AutoCAD previews and version information. Output selected
files or an entire directory to HTML format.
Autodesk Inventor View. Share native Autodesk Inventor
software data with non-Inventor users with this freely
distributable viewer.
Clone. Use this freeware to create copies of an object. It is
similar to the Array tool in Autodesk 3ds Max, except that
it’s parametric.
Envisioneer Express. This architectural design program was
created to introduce users to simple creation of floor plans,
3D models, and interior design concepts. The free tool uses
real-world objects such as walls, doors, windows, and stairs.
FrameXpert Frame Designer. Build equipment racks, server
racks, custom aluminum enclosures and shelves, and other
custom frames from T-slotted aluminum profiles.
Mini CAD Viewer. Compact CAD viewer is designed to be
easy to use for the non-CAD user. It supports DWG and
DXF formats.
ShortCAD Lite (for Windows Mobile). Create and edit 2D
vector-graphic drawings and templates and save them in
ShortDWG or DXF format to export to other vector-graphic
editors.
Download.com
This site hosted by CNET holds endless freebies (and non-
freebies) for every application under the sun, for Windows, Mac,
and mobile platforms. Here are a few favorites for CAD-related
use. Go to www.download.com and enter the name of your
desired category or tool of choice in the Search field.
A9CAD. This general-purpose 2D CAD program supports
industry-standard DWG/DXF drawing formats.
CAD.OCX. This ActiveX Control written in Visual Basic 6.0 per-
forms AutoCAD functions such as drawing lines, circles, arcs,
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without freezing them like Layiso does
(so you can still see them). The second
routine in this tip is even more useful
because you can use it even if you
locked layers manually. Finally, Offset
Line by Will DeLoach lets you draw the
center line first and offset it to either
side at once with the option to keep or
delete the center line — very handy.”
You’ll find a variety of free AutoLISP
code beyond the CAD Tips site, includ-
ing the following favorites:
Frequent Cadalyst tip contributor Len
Nemirovsky says he can’t live without
DDshapes, a routine by Albert Botton
that automates steel shape drawing with color BYBLOCK. “Prior to Auto-
(freecadapps.mcadcafe.com; search CAD’s introduction of the SetBylayer
for “DDshapes”). command in version 2008, I used this
Mike Hitt wrote, “John L. Merrick III free program from Owen Wengerd
of Covington, Louisiana, has the best
free programs I have found. My favorite
is the Welded Flange program,” an
AutoLISP dialog box–driven command
that constructs 2D and 3D piping weld
flanges. (Enter “CADToolChest” in Goo-
gle to locate this site.)
Contributing editor Melanie Perry
provided her list of LISP favorites.
FIXBLOCK.LSP redefines all or selected
blocks so all entities are on layer 0 (zero),

CadStd Lite. This is a general purpose CAD or drafting pro-
gram for creating professional quality mechanical designs,
house plans, blueprints, schematics, and charts.
DesignWorkshop Lite (PowerPC) 1.8.5 for Mac. Build and
save your own 3D models of homes, offices, or entire build-
ings.
doPDF Free PDF Converter. Create PDFs from within any
program — and nothing more. Supports a multitude of lan-
guages.
DoubleCAD XT. IMSI/Design’s DoubleCAD XT is a compact
CAD utility that can double as a DWG viewer for those with
older AutoCAD or AutoCAD LT versions.
Free DWG Viewer. From Informative Graphics, this tool lets
you view and measure AutoCAD DWG, DWF, and DXF draw-
ings in a simple interface.
PCB123. Design and order custom-printed circuit boards. A
start-up wizard offers several choices for your board, includ-
ing number of layers, use of plane layers, solder mask, and
silkscreen. Next, PCB123 presents a CAD design window. It
includes an extensive library of parts, devices, and layouts, and
can import net lists from CAD vendors.
ThreeDify Designer. A 3D modeling, 3D dimensioning, and
view mark-up application and ActiveX plug-in.
ZW3D. ZW3D is a CAD software integrated with CAM, which
makes design easier for 3D modeling, mold design, and
machining.
ZWCAD. ZWCAD is a DWG file format compatible CAD solu-
tion for the AEC and MCAD industries.
FreeCAD
This free site from TenLinks comprised 723 CAD freebies in
19 categories at the time of this writing, including architectural,
CAE, EDA (electronic design automation), MCAD, viewers, and
more. Lists can be sorted by top programs, most downloads,
and what’s new. The following are among the top programs on
the site. :
20-sim. Model and simulate behavior of dynamic systems,
such as electrical, mechanical and hydraulic systesm. Free
download, but can’t save models.
Ashlar-Vellum Share. A set of utilities that let you accurately open, view,
print, and export Ashlar-Vellumn files.
eDrawings — AutoCAD Viewer. Use to view, print, and review native
AutoCAD DWG and DXF files. Designed for nonCAD users.
ROBOT Millennium Freeware. This freeware alows users to analyze
2D/3D multimaterial frame structures with up to 200 members, FE plates
and shells, section libraries, linear analysis, and more. It has a bi-direc-
tional link to Revit Structure.
iCadTec.com
A CAD drafting services business, iCadTec.com is often asked about free
CAD information such as CAD drawing programs, blocks, LISP routines,
and more. To help out those looking for CAD information they have com-
piled countless resources of CAD information right here on its web site.
Samples include landscape design software, viewers, blocks and hatch
patterns, and more.
XANADU
CAD Studio (a merger of Xanadu and Dagis) is an Autodesk Premier Solu-
tions Provider, Microsoft Gold Partner, and HP Preferred Gold Partner based
in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. It offers solutions and services in the
areas of CAD, GIS, IT infrastructure, and software development. The com-
pany’s web site holds a bounty of free tips and tools for Autodesk prod-
ucts. The following is a sampling of the most popular offerings:
BUDWEISER benchmark. Benchmark drawing tests the DWG format
compatibility of non-Autodesk applications.
FLay (Force Layer). Customizable reactor tool for AutoCAD ensures that
all hatches you draw will go to the layer Hatch, all texts will automati-
cally go to the layer Annotations, all dimensions to Dims, and so forth.
GeoRefImg. Automatically places raster images (maps) according to date
from their georeference files (for example, TFW for TIFF files) so you can
easily reposition a set of tiled maps in a DWG drawing in
AutoCAD or AutoCAD Architecture.
DelGRpA. Delete anonymous groups from an AutoCAD drawing.
GRP. A simple, single-click tool for easy grouping and ungrouping of
drawing objects in AutoCAD.
srxTEXT. Find and replace drawing text in AutoCAD using a Com-
mand-line function with many options. Use as a batch command, in
scripts, or to perform advanced replacements with regular expressions or
replacements of word pairs defined in an Excel table.

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Figure 3. On Cadalyst’s CAD Tips site, users
can search by keyword or browse by category
to find AutoLISP and VBA code, hatch
patterns, and general tips for AutoCAD.
constantly.” And JTB_TITLEBAR.LSP
by Jimmy Bergmark is fun, allowing you
to change AutoCAD’s title bar. Check
out www.dotsoft.com/freestuff.
htm for TXT2MTXT.ZIP, which exports
text objects from a drawing to a TXT
file (“in my case, a couple of hundred
room numbers”) and many other, more
exciting LISP routines. Finally, Perry’s
blog outlines how Adam Wuellner came
to the rescue with a routine to replace
the Select Similar command that went
missing from AutoCAD Map 3D a few
years back. Go to mistressofthedork
ness.blogspot.com and search for
“Wuellner.”
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BIM Freebies
1st Pricing offers free toolkits for some
versions of AutoCAD (standard, Archi-
tecture, and Map), Revit Architecture,
and TurboCAD that allow users to select
commercially available windows and
doors to insert directly into CAD draw-
ings. Products and comparative pricing
information are listed in a schedule.
The ARCAT web site is chock-full of
free resources for BIM users, including
CAD details from 10,500 manufactur-
ers, hundreds of BIM objects developed
by ARCAT experts, specifications, and
wizards.
Sketching, Visualization,
Communication
Blender is a popular, open-source
suite of 3D content creation tools for
modeling, shading, animation, render-
ing, interactive 3D applications, and
more, available for all major operating
systems.
Creo Elements/Direct Modeling
Express 4.0 is a popular 3D CAD offer-
ing for designers who have short design
cycles and frequent one-off designs.
It creates assemblies with up to 60
unique parts.
Dassault Systèmes DraftSight is
a free, standalone, professional-grade
2D CAD product for professional CAD
users, students and educators to create,
edit, and view DWG files.
IronCAD Compose is not just a free
viewer. All users can read data from any
system, interrogate the geometry, add
commentary, configure new assemblies,
and create real-time renderings and
animations.
Kelly Lasse recommended
LuxRender, another open-source ren-
derer. “It is designed to achieve physi-
cally accurate appearance and realistic
lighting for CG [computer-generated]
imagery. There are exporters for most of
Tools for CAD Managers
Robert Green, Cadalyst’s CAD manage-
ment expert, shared several of his favorite
freebies.
• Disk defrag. Clean house using Smart
Defrag 3, “a great free disk defrag
utility.”
• Video capture. Record and share video
for training and more using Jing.
• Anti-malware. Wipe out a computer
virus with Green’s recommended
anti-malware solution.
And CAD managers, don’t forget the
Cadalyst Benchmark Test for testing
the performance of computers running
AutoCAD.
the major DCC [digital-content creation]
apps.”
SketchUp is Google’s popular and
free 3D sketching and modeling tool for
Windows and Mac.
Solid Edge FREE 2D Drafting.
Packed with 2D translators and import
wizards, this free software is perfect
for reading AutoCAD data with import
support for fonts, color schemes, model
space, and Color 7. Continue to use of
2D legacy data and share native draw-
ings with suppliers for design review or
manufacturing.
Go Pro. For more features at a
price, trade up to the professional ver-
sion of a freebie or check out products
from companies including AutoDesSys,
Autodesk, Caligari, Luxology, Okino
Computer Graphics, and Robert
McNeel & Associates.
Cadalyst is the leading publication covering
computer-aided design and related software and
hardware technologies for the AEC, civil engineer-
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