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Crashes, Clues, and Two Big Wins From Autodesk CER Files

  • December 6, 2025

In recent months, CAD stations faced significant issues such as crashes and slow performance, primarily revealed through Autodesk's CER data. Ignored by users, CER…

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Preparing for Autodesk’s 2026 Licensing Changes

  • December 4, 2025

Autodesk sent another round of renewal notices this week. More increases. Fewer discounts. And another reminder that network or multi user licensing is almost…

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Convert Civil 3D Files for AutoCAD and More

  • December 2, 2025

This blog post explains how to convert Autodesk Civil 3D drawings for users with basic AutoCAD or older versions. Key methods include using EXPORTC3DDRAWING…

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Floating Point, Multi Core, and Why Precision Still Matters

  • November 28, 2025

The importance of precision in CAD software like AutoCAD is highlighted, illustrating how floating point limits affect geometry at large scales. While multi-core processing…

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Fix Common Geometry Issues with MAPCLEAN

  • November 24, 2025

MAPCLEAN is a powerful command in AutoCAD Map 3D and Autodesk Civil 3D that addresses common geometry issues like duplicates, overshoots, and bad intersections…

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Streamlining Autodesk Uninstall Processes in Network Environments

  • November 18, 2025

Seeking insights from firms on managing Autodesk product uninstalls and upgrades, highlighting issues with leftover files causing crashes. Current manual cleanup is inefficient, requiring…

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Unlocking Autodesk CER: Essential Data for CAD Managers

  • November 12, 2025

Autodesk's Customer Error Reports (CER) are crucial for CAD Managers to diagnose crashes effectively. These reports, generated post-crash, provide insights into system information and…

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Why Regularly Review Your CAD Standards?

  • November 10, 2025

As design tools evolve, CAD standards must also adapt to ensure consistency, accuracy, and efficiency in projects. Regular reviews, conducted quarterly or yearly, will…

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Prioritizing Product Features: Lessons for Startups

  • October 29, 2025

Shaan shares insights from my dual experience as an Autodesk customer and product team member. Key lessons include prioritizing must-have features using the Kano…

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A Comprehensive History of AutoCAD Release Codenames

  • October 28, 2025

The post provides a detailed release timeline for AutoCAD and Autodesk Civil 3D, highlighting the various versions alongside their release dates and corresponding codenames.…

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  1. Phyllis Ker on Artemis II: We’re Finally Going Back to the MoonMarch 30, 2026

    What an excellent post. You really have had a front row seat to a lot of very cool experiences. Lucky…

  2. Michael Freiert on Autodesk Artifacts Need a Better Home Than My StorageMarch 22, 2026

    There is something to be said for decluttering, but one of the things about mementos is that they help us…

  3. Peter Quinn on Autodesk Artifacts Need a Better Home Than My StorageMarch 22, 2026

    There's got to be a museum for some of this stuff. I've been volunteering with https://www.themade.org/ As a gaming focused…

  4. Shaan Hurley on Autodesk Artifacts Need a Better Home Than My StorageMarch 15, 2026

    Merci Patrick. Great to hear from you. I appreciate the comments.

  5. Patrick EMIN on Autodesk Artifacts Need a Better Home Than My StorageMarch 15, 2026

    Thanks Shaan, a few comments for the French-speaking community regarding your article : https://dessein-tech.com/t/tout-un-pan-de-lhistoire-dautodesk-a-vendre/10097

  6. Shaan Hurley on AutoCAD Drinks DWG FilesFebruary 15, 2026

    This post is several years old, file links were retired by Autodesk. I will create a post in the future…

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