by Fenton Webb
In case you haven’t spotted it yet, AutoCAD and verticals have started adopting the ‘Configurable AutoCAD Structure’ for 2014.
What this means is that verticals no longer install to separate program files folders, but instead install off a child folder of AutoCAD… e.g.
C:\Program Files\Autodesk\AutoCAD Plant3d 2013
Is now
C:\Program Files\Autodesk\AutoCAD 2014\PLNT3d
|
Status |
Default Folder Name | |
|
AutoCAD |
Adopted |
(Parent) |
|
AutoCAD Electrical |
Adopted |
AcadE |
|
AutoCAD Mechanical |
Adopted |
Acadm |
|
AutoCAD MEP |
Adopted |
ACA and MEP |
|
AutoCAD Plant 3D |
Adopted |
PLNT3D |
|
AutoCAD P&ID |
Adopted |
PNID |
|
AutoCAD Utility Design |
Future Adoption |
|
|
AutoCAD Architecture |
Adopted |
ACA |
|
AutoCAD Structural Detailing |
Adopted |
ASD |
|
AutoCAD Civil 3D |
Adopted |
C3D |
|
AutoCAD Map 3D |
Adopted |
Map |
|
AutoCAD ecscad |
Future Adoption |
NOTE: This change affects all developers who target vertical install folders.
Update (April 2016): The above table was updated to include Civil 3D, Map 3D and Mechanical that also adopted configurable installation.