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- AutoSketch
AutoSketch
Description
Provides a set of templates and other features for creating 2D drawings. There are customizable grids and construction guidelines that will help with configuring the drawing space. There are more than 30 symbol libraries from where you can pick your geometry shapes.
AutoSketch 10.0.0.11 was available to download from the developer's website when we last checked. We cannot confirm if there is a free download of this software available.
Sketch.exe, sketchd.exe, Sketch_10.exe, VSWBC5B_51015A4D.Exe and write.exe are the most common filenames for this program's installer. The most popular versions of the tool 10.0, 9.0 and 8.0. This program is an intellectual property of Autodesk, Inc.
The software is categorized as Photo & Graphics Tools. According to the results of the Google Safe Browsing check, the developer's site is safe. Despite this, we recommend checking the downloaded files with any free antivirus software. You can launch this PC software on Windows 2000/XP/XP Professional/Vista/7/8/10/11 32-bit.
From the developer:
AutoSketch® is 2D drafting software with tools and templates for the creation of conceptual sketches, product specifications, informative graphics, and more. A customizable work environment provides a flexible and efficient workspace for straightforward drawing. Content libraries provide ready-made, drag-and-drop content.
You may want to check out more software, such as VBAcodePrint, which might be similar to AutoSketch.
Comments
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I bought AS 20 years ago, never learned it as I was diverted by other things. Now I need it and NO, do not wish to buy more complex, costly AutoCAD. Does anyone have a tutorial to learn AS from the very beginning? If there is anyone out there who would consider tutoring an old, stubborn guy, I am open to offers / suggestions. I have the original CD and user manual but it's daunting and I feel alone ... tired of people telling me to get AutoCAD or switch to Sketchup. I want to use what I already purchased and from what I read from AS users, is rill a very excellent product for 2D, all I need.
Thanks, it's a big world, hoping someone will reply
geoff6392@gmail.com
Have used Autosketch for as long as it has been available (originally a free version from a magazine disc, currently have a paid for V.10). I keep a Windows computer just so I can have Autosketch (my main computers are Linux). Does everything I need from house plans to woodwork project drawings. I'm sure there are others, but I don't need the hassle of learning new software two years before I retire.
The ditching of AutoSketch is a great shame. If set up in a suitable way it is a wonderful and simple means to produce drawings of quite complex panels which are very data rich. This data can be fed directly to xl. Extraction of data from AutoCAD is very painful by comparison.
I had it on my XP pro but my son botched it by installing a Linux OS. I miss it.
I have used AutoSketch for years. Nearly all of my sketching needs are completed with AutoSketch. I rarely require 3D modeling. Rated 4 because couldn't rate 4.9.