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AutoCAD Structural Detailing 2015 was the last major version released by Autodesk. In subsequent years, Autodesk announced that the software would be discontinued.

: Use the "Workframe" tool to define the 3D grid and coordinate system for your structure before placing any elements.

Import the structural engineer’s drawing (DWG or DXF) or link a Revit model. Use the Structure > Beam tool to define the beam dimensions (300mm x 600mm).

If you’re still hanging onto ASD 2015, it might be time to look into for your metalwork or Revit for your concrete detailing. The learning curve is steeper, but the efficiency gains in a BIM-centric world are undeniable.

Autodesk Autocad Structural Detailing 2015 ⭐ Recommended

AutoCAD Structural Detailing 2015 was the last major version released by Autodesk. In subsequent years, Autodesk announced that the software would be discontinued.

: Use the "Workframe" tool to define the 3D grid and coordinate system for your structure before placing any elements.

Import the structural engineer’s drawing (DWG or DXF) or link a Revit model. Use the Structure > Beam tool to define the beam dimensions (300mm x 600mm).