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The 3ds Max & Viz (now called Max Design) tutorials section contains a range of tutorials from beginner to advanced. The tutorials are divided into categories and each category forms a self-contained module with sample data for you to download so that you can follow the tutorials. The following categories are available; The Basics, Working with Objects, Create a 3D Landscape, Materials &

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The command line can be very useful, especially for beginners because AutoCAD often gives useful promtpts which helps when learning how to use some of the more complicated commands. The command line is also used by AutoCAD to report information back to the user, but sometimes that information may run to several lines of text, and disappear from view. A good example of this is the Distance command

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Wellcome to CAD-Tutor Blog, we hope this blog can give more reference for you about CAD.

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