On the twelfth day of CADD Care, the CADD team gave to me…
Hey there, all you AutoCAD enthusiasts, and happy holidays! As we gear up for the season of joy and festivities, Autodesk has a little gift in store for you. AutoCAD 2024.1 is here, and it's bringing a holiday miracle: the brand-new Autodesk Assistant palette!
Imagine having your very own little helper only this time, it's right there in AutoCAD! The Autodesk Assistant palette is your festive guide, ready to assist with AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT-related queries and design challenges. Need tips, tricks, or step-by-step guidance? Your Autodesk Assistant has got your back!
Get Personalized Solutions Like Santa's list, your Autodesk Assistant curates a selection of support resources, ensuring you get the right solution every time. It's like getting a personalized gift from the big guy in the red suit! You can navigate and view these resources within AutoCAD, and the Assistant even keeps track of what you've read, making it easy to revisit helpful material.
Extra Perks for Good Boys and Girls If the suggested resources don't jingle your bells, the Autodesk Assistant might have an even bigger gift for you! Depending on your account type, you can chat directly with a support agent within AutoCAD. While you wait, you can stay productive and continue your design work. Some accounts can even request a call back at a convenient time or submit a support case using the Autodesk Assistant, attaching specific design files for extra context.
Enjoy a Streamlined Design Journey This holiday season, give yourself the gift of a more streamlined design process. Let AutoCAD 2024.1 and the Autodesk Assistant take care of the technical details so you can focus on the joy of creation. Visit Autodesk Online Help to learn more about the Autodesk Assistant and spread the holiday cheer by sharing your feedback within the tool.
Happy Holidays and Happy AutoCAD from your little helpers at CADD Microsystems!
Check back tomorrow to see what other tips and tricks the CADD team has in store for the remaining Twelve Fourteen Days of CADD Care.
View previous posts in the Twelve Days of CADD Care blog series:
- Day One: Creating Stakeout Points Based on Distance Apart along a Corridor
- Day Two: BIM for Owners Value Drivers
- Day Three: Autodesk Reporting Onboarding for Admins Call (AROFA)
- Day Four: Elevate Your Holiday Feast – Unleashing the Power of Autodesk Construction Cloud in The Kitchen
- Day Five: An early present from Autodesk in Revit 2023.2
- Day Six: Bluebeam Studio Prime integrations
- Day Seven: An easy way to situate catch basins!
- Day Eight: How to revert to previous versions
- Day Nine: A way to work on odd-angled buildings more easily in Revit
- Day Ten: Our favorite features of CADD Community
- Day Eleven: A way to standardize groups in Dynamo!