Automated uninstallation of AutoCAD 2012 and more

Autodesk has made this convenient tool available.

Uninstall Tool for AutoCAD 2012 based products

This tool will remove components installed by the AutoCAD 2012 Product Line, AutoCAD LT, and Autodesk Design Suite. This tool can help you prepare for an upgrade or reinstallation. Please select the components to uninstall.

How to perform an automated uninstallation of AutoCAD 2012 and Autodesk Design Suite 2012 Family Products

Issue

You want an automated method for completely removing AutoCAD 2012, Autodesk Design Suite 2012 and related plug-ins from a system.

Solution

The provided uninstall tool will detect and uninstall 32-bit or 64-bit versions of English AutoCAD 2012, Autodesk Design Suite 2012 and language packs. It will also provide the option to uninstall the following programs and plug-ins (if found):

• AutoCAD 2012 - <All languages>
• AutoCAD LT 2012 - English
• AutoCAD Architecture 2012 - English
• AutoCAD Mechanical 2012 - English
• AutoCAD MEP 2012 - English
• AutoCAD OEM 2012
• AutoCAD Raster Design 2012
• Autodesk Materials Library 2012
• Autodesk Materials Library Base Resolution Image Library 2012
• Autodesk Materials Library Medium Resolution Image Library 2012
• Autodesk Inventor Fusion 2012
• Autodesk Inventor Fusion plug-in for AutoCAD 2012
• Autodesk Design Review 2012
• Autodesk CAD Manager Tools
• Autodesk Network License Manager
• Autodesk Content Service
• FARO LS 1.1.406.58
• Autodesk 3ds Max Design 2012 32-bit/64-bit - English
• Archvision Dashboard
• RPC Plug-in for Autodesk 3ds Max Design 2012 32-bit/64-bit
• NuGraf/PolyTrans Demo Installer (32-bit/64-bit)
• Okino Plug-ins Installer (Demo Version)
• Autodesk Backburner 2012.0.0
• Composite 2012
• Autodesk Alias Design 2012 32-bit/64-bit
• Autodesk Alias Documentation 2012 32-bit/64-bit
• Autodesk Mudbox 2012 32-bit/64-bit - English
• Autodesk Showcase 2012 32-bit/64-bit - English
• Autodesk DirectConnect 2012 32-bit/64-bit
• Autodesk SketchBook Designer 2012 - English
• Autodesk SketchBook Designer for AutoCAD 2012 – English

If you have multiple AutoCAD 2012-based products installed, these modules may be in use by more than just AutoCAD 2012. Do not uninstall them if they could be in use elsewhere.

The uninstall tool will then remove folders and registry keys related to the uninstalled product and plug-ins.

• Although this script has been tested on multiple operating systems and environments without issue, it is provided "as-is" and with no implied warranty or guarantee. Please read the disclaimer at the top of the script and use at your own discretion.
• This Uninstall Tool can uninstall the English language of the following listed PSEB 2012 products.  But it cannot uninstall all languages of AutoCAD 2012.
• We strongly recommend backing up any custom files before proceeding.
• Disable any Anti-virus that may be running on your machine before running the script.
• Ensure you are a Administrator on your machine before running this script.
• After the script is finished, it is a good idea to reboot your system to help ensure complete cleanup.

Download found in TS17031128

DPI scaling issue with AutoCAD 2012

2012: AutoCAD framework issues when running at high DPI scaling

Issue

You are running an Autodesk 2012 product on a system whose screen resolution is scaled to 150% and you are seeing abnormalities in the standard buttons and ribbon controls including:

• A detached and floating red A (upper left corner)
• The X button to close AutoCAD (upper right corner) does not work
• Many ribbon controls do not perform as expected

Solution

Autodesk 2012 products may exhibit these issues on systems where the screen scaling is set to 150%. You can work around this by setting the screen resolution of your system to 96 DPI (or 100%).

An alternative method is to right-click on the AutoCAD icon, select the Properties settings, and select the option to "Disable display scaling on high DPI settings."

(When I tried this the Compatibility Settings where disabled and grayed out. I found that this only works for 32-bit programs and not for 64-bit programs. Too bad.)

Applies to:
AutoCAD 2012
AutoCAD Architecture 2012
AutoCAD Civil 3D 2012
AutoCAD Electrical 2012
AutoCAD LT 2012
AutoCAD Map 3D 2012
AutoCAD Mechanical 2012
AutoCAD MEP 2012
AutoCAD P&ID 2012
AutoCAD Plant 3D 2012

Via TS17063118

Pedal-Powered Boat for Trans-Atlantic Voyage

Autodesk is sponsoring the attempt to cross the Atlantic Ocean in a pedal-powered boat.

Pedal-Powered Boat for Trans-Atlantic Voyage Comes to Life with Autodesk Software

A team of British engineers relied on software from Autodesk, Inc. to design an innovative pedal-powered boat for a 3,000-mile trans-Atlantic race to raise money for charity.

The Project Torpedalo team used Autodesk Digital Prototyping software, including Autodesk Alias Design, Autodesk Inventor, Autodesk Maya and Autodesk Showcase, to design, visualize and simulate the carbon fiber boat that will compete in the Woodvale Challenge Atlantic Rowing Race 2011. The race starts Dec. 4 and follows a course across the Atlantic Ocean from the Canary Islands to the finish line in Barbados.

Sponsored by Autodesk and other companies, the project is the brainchild of Mike Sayer, 27, and Mark Byass, 24, Bentley Motors engineers who also share a passion for athletics and charity. The pair will serve as crew members for the estimated six-week journey and are competing in the race with the goal of raising more than US$400,000 for the Motor Neurone Disease (MND) Association and Make-A-Wish Foundation® UK.

“This entire project is an example of Digital Prototyping in action,” said Sayer. “We’ve worked with a variety of Autodesk software to fully design and engineer this unique watercraft with no physical models. We’ve had to take ergonomics, hydrodynamics and all kinds of variables into account to ensure that we produce a boat that is strong, fast, relatively comfortable and, of course, safe.”

With the design phase of the boat complete, manufacturing of the boat is under way at Curvature Group and Norco GRP, and the team plans to have the boat in the water for outfitting by July. The watercraft itself is more than 25 feet long and nearly 5 feet high with a carbon fiber hull and superstructure. It features a closed cockpit with an open deck front area and a sleeping compartment in the rear. The boat has full self-righting capability, which means it can roll itself upright without external intervention if capsized, when fully loaded or empty.

The watercraft is also equipped with a single pedal crank set, meaning the crew members will rotate pedal-powering it, along with a custom twin-blade, low-speed propeller. The expected cruising performance is three knots, with a maximum self-propelled performance of seven knots. Other features include solar panels, a water desalination system, 90 days of food storage and appropriate safety equipment.

“Project Torpedalo is an ambitious project launched by inspiring engineers,” said Robert “Buzz” Kross, senior vice president, Manufacturing Industry Group at Autodesk. “Digital Prototyping helps manufacturers develop more beautiful, economical and reliable products every day, but it is fantastic when Autodesk tools help make bold visions like Project Torpedalo a reality.”

Corporate sponsors, including Bentley, Breitling and others, have embraced Project Torpedalo. In addition, the team has aggressive charitable fundraising goals. The project is dedicated to the memories of the crew members’ grandparents, including Sayer’s grandfather who suffered from MND. For more information on contributing to the project, visit http://www.torpedalo.com/donate

Autodesk’s press release and Torpedalo.

123D free 3D solid modeling by Autodesk in beta

We got a sneak peek of 123D some time ago but not much info. Now it’s here and it’s a new free 3D solid modeling software based on Inventor Fusion.

Here is what Autodesk says:

We believe that inventive ideas have the right to be made into real objects. We love it when an idea becomes tangible; when you hold the real thing you dreamed up and made in your hands, and realize how awesome you are because check it out, it works!

That feeling is what we're all about, our mission is to provide access to the tools to help you take your concept and make it reality. This is your home for useful tools for making things; for giving shape to that idea you have, exploring it, and most importantly, making it. Here you'll find software, content, and making services that work together so you can create, explore, and quickly make a physical prototype of your project.

Autodesk® 123D™ is a public beta because we're growing and developing, and we want your input! So please, post your ideas to the 123D product forum, we're interested in what you're thinking!

With Autodesk 123D, anyone can explore, learn and create highly precise 3D models. Makers can bring ideas to reality by combining powerful digital design with services for creating physical objects. From both within the application and through the 123D website, individuals can discover and download content to start, complete or visualize a project, and then access for-purchase personal fabrication services through Autodesk 123D partners. Makers can also purchase pre-fabricated products to explore 3D printing or assemble models from 2D laser cut materials like cardboard—the first of a variety of custom fabrication options coming soon to Autodesk123D.

Autodesk 123D users can print their designs on a 3D printer or use the for-purchase personal fabrication services featured on the Make It link in the application. To supply these services, Autodesk forged alliances with new partners that have extensive experience providing the maker community with the ability to create a unique project at home or to have it fabricated elsewhere and shipped. Partners currently include:

• 3D Systems — A leading provider of 3D content-to-print solutions and custom parts services supplies 3D printers to Autodesk123D users who want to make things in their own garage, shop or school.
• Ponoko — This online service for manufacturing connects Autodesk123D users to various personal fabrication outlets. Ponoko’s Personal Factory platform gives creators local access to specialized fabrication methods and a range of materials to turn 123D digital creations into physical things.
• TechShop — A membership based do-it-yourself workshop where entrepreneurs, artists, inventors and other makers go to bring their ideas to life. Autodesk already supplies TechShop members at locations around the United States with software and training resources, and now Autodesk 123D users can access computer numerical control (CNC) milling machines, welders, table saws, drill presses, laser cutters, industrial sewing and textile equipment and 3D printers on-site at TechShop.

See more on Between the Lines post Autodesk 123D - Go Make Something.

The download is available at 123dapp.com and is around 400MB. For Windows only so far.

A setup screenshot.

And here is the application window.

JTB FlexReport 6.2 for License Reporting

Looking for Flexible License Reporting and be able to create charts, lists and HTML reports of license or application usage? JTB World’s JTB FlexReport has been updated to version 6.2 and adds more functionality for that purpose.

• SLM/Sentinel and LM-X support added.
• Process Monitor support of projects.
• Added support for finding IPv4 and IPv6 for hosts making it possible to create group based on IP patterns and also create reports based on these groups.

For more details on the news and fixed bugs see the revision history.

JTB FlexReport is a report tool for applications using the FlexNet / FLEXlm (flexlm license manager), IBM LUM (IBM License Use Management), SPLM (Intergraph SmartPlant License Manager), SLM/Sentinel, LM-X (X-Formation), Solidworks SNL License Manager, Primavera from Oracle or 12D software licensing as well as any Windows application like Acrobat, Visio, single licensed AutoCAD or AutoCAD LT. Do you want to optimize your software purchases tomorrow? JTB FlexReport is an inexpensive solution that will help you. By the license tracking JTB FlexReport does and the graphic reports that can be produced JTB FlexReport will helps you to manage and forecast future license usage and license usage trends at your company.

Process Monitor is an extra module for JTB FlexReport that can be used to monitor usage of most any Windows application. Process Monitor has been used to gather usage data of AutoCAD LT and single licensed AutoCAD to determine how much these applications are used and to decide if network licenses is a better option and if so, how many licenses are needed.

Process Monitor now has the option to show a dialog box like below when a user starts any application specified to be monitored. This will save a project with the database transaction so it eventually will be possible to report on.

Existing customers with current maintenance are encouraged to install this new version.

If you want a free trial of JTB FlexReport Contact us for a license to activate the time limited fully functional version for a few weeks.

SSMPropEditor 4.3.2

SSMPropEditor 4.3.2 has some important bug fixes. Make sure to upgrade. It is free for existing customers and if you want to try SSMPropEditor contact us for a free trial to see how much time and work you can save as a Sheet Set Manager user.

• AutoCAD 2012 based autoloader Plug-Ins support.
• Fixes a memory bloat issue that can happen under some circumstances.
• Fixes the issues in 4.3 and 4.3.1 related to relative path not working and file name being emptied.

If SSMPropEditor.bundle has been used for installation the application will automatically load and also add the SSMPropEditor panel to the Ribbon tab Plug-ins.

Contact us to get a time limited license file for free.
See also SSMPropEditor 4.3 released with the latest added features to SSMPropEditor.

DWGNotes 1.1 released

DWGNotes 1.1 makes it possible to try this app 30 days for free. AutoCAD 2012 and verticals adds support for the new AutoCAD plug-ins autoloader and can add the DWGNotes panel to the Plug-ins Ribbon tab.

With DWGNotes you can add notes or comments in AutoCAD DWG files and optionally be notified about the note when the drawing is opened.
One or multiple notes can be added, edited or deleted.

You can use these notes for yourself or within a team to remind others what needs to be done with the drawing.
Turn on DWG Notes Notification and this is the message displayed when opening the a drawing with a note in it.

AutoCAD 2011 Update 2

If you use AutoCAD 2011 go get Update 2.

AutoCAD 2011 Update 2 and Readme
AutoCAD LT 2011 Update 2 and Readme

AutoCAD 2011 Update 1.1 is a prerequisite.

Updates have been made in the following commands and features: 3D Cache, Annotation Scaling, ASM, DBX-ACDB, DRAW2D, Drawing Tools, eTransmit, Hatch, Layer, Layouts, Mtext, OLE, Options and Text.

The following defects have been fixed:

• .NET API is not always able to create a polyline boundary.
• AutoCAD may become unstable when selecting Perspective in the View Cube context menu.
• 3Dconnexion device may not work properly on a 64 bit Operating System in 2D mode in paper space.
• 3Dconnexion device performance may be slow when zooming and or working in a 2D visual style.
• Extrusions from mesh face path may not be able to follow multiple segment paths correctly.
• Using an API to render AcDbSubDmesh may lose its orientation, scale and original texture mapping.
• AutoCAD may become unstable when editing a drawing with all 3dosnaps enabled.
• AutoCAD may become unstable after using Control Copy and Control Paste, then SAVEAS to R12DXF
• Command line history may display items that were not entered through the command line.
• When trimming polylines and arcs the shape can change and sometimes decurve.
• Polylines may return a negative area if you have used the REVERSE command.
• WBLOCK may be unable to save the drawing to the AutoCAD 2000 file format for “DWG” and “DXF”.
• Plotting DWF Classic may be missing lines on the final DWF.
• Drawings rendered in AutoCAD 2012 may display an error when rendered in AutoCAD 2011.
• When rendering a drawing, you may receive an error message about missing assets.
• Input value may not be displayed in the recent input right click menu.
• AutoCAD may become unstable after editing Mtext and then changing viewports.
• Unable to export multi-line attribute values with ObjectDBX.
• You may receive an "Invalid Drawing" warning when opening up drawings created on AutoCAD 2011 for the Mac.
• AutoCAD may become unstable when importing a profile that contains a change to the STATUSBAR sysvar.
• Perpendicular Osnap behavior is different when grip editing Lines and grip editing Polylines.
• Drawing files created with non-Autodesk products can now be successfully opened using the COM AcadDocuments::Open API.
• Some custom lisp routines may run slower than in previous releases.
• Performance may be slow on Windows 7 with selected polylines while zoomed out as far as possible.
• Property Palette may become slow when selecting dimension entities.
• AutoCAD may become unstable when publishing large drawings to PDF.
• Running recover on some DWG files may cause text to move in the DWG.
• Custom menu macros that send numbers to the command line will only work once when entered from the Ribbon.
• AutoCAD may become unstable while editing MTEXT.
• When Workspaces are set to automatically save changes, restarting AutoCAD may result in both the Ribbon and the Command line being turned off.

Autodesk Seek adds New Quality Assurance Icons

Autodesk Seek will be enhanced with a file quality rating.

Here is a chart showing the file quality icons.

This is an example showing one rated product an one that is not yet rated.

From the press release:

New Quality Assurance Icons Expand Evaluation Support to Meet Needs of Growing Customer Base

Autodesk has announced the integration of a new quality rating system within Autodesk Seek, a free web service that enables architects and design professionals to quickly discover, preview and download branded and generic Building Information Modeling (BIM) models, drawings and specifications. To help architects, designers and manufacturers ensure quality when using intelligent models, drawings and specifications found in Seek, Autodesk will evaluate and rate each item using a set of seven icons. Additional ratings will be introduced over the coming months, beginning with ratings for chairs, doors, tables and benches. Additional model types will be evaluated throughout the year.

“The steady growth in the number and variety of models we have made available through Autodesk Seek has proven the system’s value as a key component in our BIM initiative,” said Jonathan Rydz, co-leader of the Bradley BIM Development Team, Bradley Corporation. “The addition of the rating system will ensure that our users know they have the best quality models.”

Some stats: Autodesk Seek is right now averaging 850,000 searches per month and 1,800,000 visitors this year alone, with nearly half of all visitors downloading files.

Via AutoCAD 2012’s Content Explorer, Autodesk Seek can be explored. Not sure though if the ratings will show up there.

SmartPurger 3.2.1

SmartPurger has been updated to version 3.2.1.

Here are the news:

• Fixed a problem showing file properties on 64-bit systems.
• There is also a portable download with the possibility to get the files without the need run the installation. Just extract the files to any folder on your computer or USB memory and run SmartPurger.exe. AppShortcuts.vbs can be used to create either a Desktop or Start Menu shortcut for the program.

Download SmartPurger and update if you previously have purchased a license or give it a try for free. Limitation with the download without a license file is that only three drawings can be processed per SmartPurger session. For a trial that is fully functional but time limited Contact us.

About SmartPurger:

SmartPurger is a batch and script utility for processing multiple AutoCAD drawings with full control. Execute LSP or SCR files on multiple drawings. SmartPurger handles crashes so the batch processing continues to the end and leaves bad drawings to be corrected manually. Many purge and cleanup settings available. Useful before backups and distribution of drawings. The file's modified time stamp can be restored.

Prior version support and license usage of Autodesk 2012 Suite products

Below you find an explanation to why one user can have multiple licenses of for example AutoCAD checked out from the network license manager. This can be seen in for example JTB FlexReport’s license reports or by checking the status with FlexNet’s lmtools.exe or lmutil.exe commands.

From Autodesk’s Knowledge base: TS16961119

How prior version support affects license usage in Autodesk 2012 Suite products

Issue

You are a Subscription customer who has received a package license for your network Autodesk Suite product and you want to know how prior version support affects license consumption in your pool of available licenses.

Solution

Prior Version Support is a Subscription benefit wherein you can receive a package license that allows you to run the current version of an Autodesk product plus the three previous versions of that same product. Each version you run concurrently consumes a single license from the available pool of licenses.

Example:

You are a Subscription customer and you have received a package license for AutoCAD 2012. This allows you to run AutoCAD 2012, as well as AutoCAD 2011, AutoCAD 2010 and AutoCAD 2009. If you launch AutoCAD 2012 and AutoCAD 2011 on the same machine at the same time, you will consume two licenses - one for each version of AutoCAD you are running.

For more details, please refer to the solution, Understanding package licenses and prior version support.

Suite Products

In the case of Suite products, such as Autodesk Design Suite or Autodesk Factory Design Suite, the following rules apply to how licenses are consumed:

1. Running multiple 2012 suite products concurrently will always consume only one license per user.

Example:

In Autodesk Design Suite 2012: running AutoCAD 2012, Mudbox 2012, and Showcase 2012 on the same workstation at the same time, only consumes a single license. This is because they are all from the current year.

2. If the Autodesk Suite product did not exist in the previous year then each prior version of a product that is launched will consume a separate license.

Example:

In Autodesk Infrastructure Design Suite 2012: running AutoCAD 2010 and 3ds Max Design 2010 on the same workstation at the same time, consumes two licenses.  If AutoCAD 2012, 2011 and 2010 are run together, three licenses are consumed. This is because 2012 is the first release year of the Infrastructure Design Suite so there is no prior version of this suite.

3. No Autodesk Suites exist prior to the 2011 release year so launching a previous version of all 2010 and 2009 products will consume one license each.

Example:

In Autodesk Design Suite 2012: running AutoCAD 2010, Mudbox 2010, and Showcase 2009 on the same workstation at the same time, consumes three licenses. This is because they are all versions of products that were never included in a Suite for the respective release year.

How is Previous Version support managed for future versions of Suites?

The first version of a Suite manages Previous Version (PV) access by individual products in the Suite. For example:

Autodesk Design Suite Standard 2012

AutoCAD 2012 (PV: 2011-2009)
Autodesk Sketchbook Designer 2012 (PV:2011 - 2011 was the first release of this product)
Autodesk Showcase 2012 (PV: 2011—2009)
Autodesk Mudbox 2012 (PV: 2011-2009)

With each subsequent release of the Suite, Previous Version support is provided using earlier versions of the Suite and any older products that were in a previous Suite:

Autodesk Design Suite Standard 2013

Autodesk Design Suite Standard 2013 (PV: 2012)
AutoCAD 2011 (PV: 2010)
Autodesk Sketchbook Designer 2011 (no PV)
Autodesk Showcase 2011 (PV: 2010)
Autodesk Mudbox 2011 (PV: 2010)

Autodesk Design Suite Standard 2014

Autodesk Design Suite Standard 2014 (PV: 2013-2012)
AutoCAD 2011
Autodesk Showcase 2011
Autodesk Mudbox 2011

Once the fourth version of the Suite has shipped, Previous Version manages the current plus three previous versions of the Suites:

Autodesk Design Suite Standard 2015

Autodesk Design Suite Standard 2015 (PV: 2014-2012)

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From Autodesk’s Knowledge base: TS15255311

Not all Previous Version licenses are available after activating an Autodesk Design Suite

Issue

You have purchased and activated one of the Autodesk Design Suites or a product that is also available in an Autodesk Design Suite, e.g., AutoCAD 2011, AutoCAD Architecture 2011, etc.  Later, you purchase and activate a different Autodesk Design Suite and notice that you do not have access to all the licenses you expect for the previous versions of the products that are common between those suites.

Example #1:

You purchased and activated five licenses of Autodesk Design Suite Premium 2011 and, on another day, you purchased and activated two licenses of Autodesk Design Suite Advanced 2011.  Because you are on Subscription and have previous version support, you expect to have access to seven licenses of AutoCAD 2010-2008 (a common product between the two Suites) however only two licenses are available for these product versions.

Example #2:

You purchased and activated five licenses of AutoCAD 2011 and, on another day, you purchased and activated two licenses of Autodesk Design Suite Advanced 2011.  Again, because you are on Subscription, you expect to have access to seven licenses of AutoCAD 2010-2008 (a product that is available in the Suite and as a separately installed product) however only two licenses are available for these product versions.

Note: Previous Version Support is a Subscription benefit that allows you to run the current version of a product plus the three previous versions (if they exist).

Solution

There is a known issue when combining Autodesk Design Suite licenses where the license manager will evaluate the previous product versions that are common between an Autodesk Design Suite and a previously installed product or Suite and provides only the number of licenses for the last Suite that was activated.  Using the first example from above, you would have access to all seven licenses of AutoCAD 2011 but only two licenses of AutoCAD 2010-2008.  This is because the Suite with two licenses was added at a later date than the Suite with five licenses.  If both Suites had been activated on the same day, all seven licenses would be available for the previous product versions.

To resolve this issue you need to obtain a new package license file containing all the licenses (old and new) in a single file, issued on the same day. The issue date can be determined by inspecting your license file and looking for the ISSUED= section in each increment.  For example:

PACKAGE 64300ACD_F adskflex 2.000 COMPONENTS="71200ACD_2010_0F \
             57600ACD_2009_0F 54600ACD_2008_0F 51200ACD_2007_0F" \
             OPTIONS=SUITE SUPERSEDE ISSUED=25-May-2010 SIGN="1242 937A \

Please contact Customer Service Assistance to submit a service request for a new, consolidated, package license file.

Note: This issue does not affect the current version of products that are common between the Autodesk Design Suites (or between an Autodesk Design Suite and an installed product that is common to both); it only affects the previous versions of products that are common between the product installations.

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From Autodesk’s Knowledge base: GS16842730

Use of Previous Versions of Autodesk software

Scenario
You are an active Subscription Customer and have upgraded to one of Autodesk’s 2012 Design & Creation Suites, and you would like to know what previous versions of Autodesk software may be available to you.

Solution
As a Subscription Customer, you can download and activate the latest release, or use previous versions, of eligible Autodesk products. You can activate one release of a product, suite, or the components of a suite, per license, purchased on Subscription.

Generally, if you purchased a license on Subscription for the first release of a Design & Creation Suite, then you can download and activate a previous version of the Autodesk software components within the Suite.

For a listing of previous versions of Autodesk software available to those of you who purchased a license, on Subscription, for one of Design & Creation Suites, see the table below.

To see the specific product software for which you are eligible, follow the instructions for How to download a previous version of Autodesk software.

Autodesk® Building Design Suite Standard 2012

AutoCAD® 2011
AutoCAD® 2010
AutoCAD® 2009
AutoCAD® Architecture 2011
AutoCAD® Architecture 2010
AutoCAD® Architecture 2009
AutoCAD® MEP 2011
AutoCAD® MEP 2010
AutoCAD® MEP 2009
AutoCAD® Structural Detailing 2011
AutoCAD® Structural Detailing 2010
AutoCAD® Structural Detailing 2009
Autodesk® Showcase® 2011
Autodesk® Showcase® 2010
Autodesk® Showcase® 2009
Autodesk® SketchBook® Designer 2011
Autodesk® Alias Sketch 2011

Autodesk® Building Design Suite Premium 2012

AutoCAD® 2011
AutoCAD® 2010
AutoCAD® 2009
AutoCAD® Architecture 2011
AutoCAD® Architecture 2010
AutoCAD® Architecture 2009
AutoCAD® MEP 2011
AutoCAD® MEP 2010
AutoCAD® MEP 2009
AutoCAD® Structural Detailing 2011
AutoCAD® Structural Detailing 2010
AutoCAD® Structural Detailing 2009
Autodesk® SketchBook® Designer 2011
Autodesk® Alias Sketch 2011
Autodesk® Revit® Architecture 2011
Autodesk® Revit® Architecture 2010
Revit® Architecture 2009
Autodesk® Revit® MEP 2011
Autodesk® Revit® MEP 2010
Revit® MEP 2009
Autodesk® Revit® Structure 2011
Autodesk® Revit® Structure 2010
Revit® Structure 2009
Autodesk® Showcase® 2011
Autodesk® Showcase® 2010
Autodesk® Showcase® 2009
Autodesk® 3ds Max® Design 2011
Autodesk® 3ds Max® Design 2010
Autodesk® 3ds Max® Design 2009

Autodesk® Building Design Suite Ultimate 2012

AutoCAD® 2011
AutoCAD® 2010
AutoCAD® 2009
AutoCAD® Architecture 2011
AutoCAD® Architecture 2010
AutoCAD® Architecture 2009
AutoCAD® MEP 2011
AutoCAD® MEP 2010
AutoCAD® MEP 2009
AutoCAD® Structural Detailing 2011
AutoCAD® Structural Detailing 2010
AutoCAD® Structural Detailing 2009
Autodesk® Inventor® 2011
Autodesk® Inventor® 2010
Autodesk® Inventor® 2009
Autodesk® Navisworks® Manage 2011
Autodesk® Navisworks® Manage 2010
Autodesk® NavisWorks® Manage 2009
Autodesk® Quantity Takeoff 2011
Autodesk® Quantity Takeoff 2010
Autodesk® Quantity Takeoff 2009
Autodesk® Revit® Architecture 2011
Autodesk® Revit® Architecture 2010
Revit® Architecture 2009
Autodesk® Revit® MEP 2011
Autodesk® Revit® MEP 2010
Revit® MEP 2009
Autodesk® Revit® Structure 2011
Autodesk® Revit® Structure 2010
Revit® Structure 2009
Autodesk® Showcase® 2011
Autodesk® Showcase® 2010
Autodesk® Showcase® 2009
Autodesk® SketchBook® Designer 2011
Autodesk® Alias® Sketch 2011
Autodesk® 3ds Max® Design 2011
Autodesk® 3ds Max® Design 2010

Autodesk® Design Suite Standard 2012

Autodesk® Design Suite Standard 2011
AutoCAD® 2011
AutoCAD® 2010
AutoCAD® 2009
Autodesk® Mudbox™ 2011
Autodesk® Mudbox™ 2010
Autodesk® Mudbox™ 2009
Autodesk® Showcase 2011
Autodesk® Showcase 2010
Autodesk® Showcase 2009
Autodesk® SketchBook® Designer 2011
Autodesk® Alias® Sketch 2011

Autodesk® Design Suite Premium 2012

Autodesk® Design Suite Premium 2011
AutoCAD® 2011
AutoCAD® 2010
AutoCAD® 2009
Autodesk® Mudbox™ 2011
Autodesk® Mudbox™ 2010
Autodesk® Mudbox™ 2009
Autodesk® Showcase 2011
Autodesk® Showcase 2010
Autodesk® Showcase 2009
Autodesk® SketchBook® Designer 2011
Autodesk® Alias® Sketch 2011
Autodesk® 3ds Max® Design 2011
Autodesk® 3ds Max® Design 2010

Autodesk® Design Suite Ultimate 2012

Autodesk® Design Suite Advanced 2011
AutoCAD® 2011
AutoCAD® 2010
AutoCAD® 2009
Autodesk® Alias® Design 2011
Autodesk® Alias® Design 2010
Autodesk® Alias® Design 2009
Autodesk® Mudbox™ 2011
Autodesk® Mudbox™ 2010
Autodesk® Mudbox™ 2009
Autodesk® Showcase 2011
Autodesk® Showcase 2010
Autodesk® Showcase 2009
Autodesk® SketchBook® Designer 2011
Autodesk® Alias® Sketch 2011
Autodesk® 3ds Max® Design 2011
Autodesk® 3ds Max® Design 2010
Autodesk® 3ds Max® Design 2009

Autodesk® Factory Design Suite Standard 2012

AutoCAD® Architecture 2011
AutoCAD® Architecture 2010
AutoCAD® Architecture 2009
AutoCAD® Mechanical 2011
AutoCAD® Mechanical 2010
AutoCAD® Mechanical 2009
Autodesk® Showcase 2011
Autodesk® Showcase 2010
Autodesk® Showcase 2009

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Autodesk® Navisworks® Manage 2011
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AutoCAD® Architecture 2011
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Autodesk® Product Design Suite Standard 2012

AutoCAD® Mechanical 2011
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Autodesk® 3ds Max® Design 2009

Autodesk® Product Design Suite Ultimate 2012

Autodesk® Alias® Design 2011
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Autodesk® DesignStudio 2009
AutoCAD® Inventor® Professional Suite 2011
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Autodesk® Mudbox™ 2011
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Autodesk® Showcase® 2011
Autodesk® Showcase® 2010
Autodesk® Showcase® 2009
Autodesk® SketchBook® Designer 2011
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Autodesk® 3ds Max® Design 2011
Autodesk® 3ds Max® Design 2010
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Autodesk® Softimage® Entertainment Creation Suite 2012

Autodesk® Softimage® Entertainment Creation Suite 2011
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See also:

Network license news in AutoCAD 2009

Package license file introduced with AutoCAD 2009

Package licenses and prior version support