In 1998, AutoCAD was split into AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT, with AutoCAD LT specifically targeting more affordable and smaller installations. In 1997, the software was expanded with the ability to draw three-dimensional (3D) drawings. It was the first major architectural CAD software to do this.
In 1993, AutoCAD was expanded to include the ability to place text in the drawings. It offered a strong suite of tools and features to users who used it as a drafting tool. AutoCAD also offered great functionality for producing clean, professional-looking drawings.
The program allowed the user to manipulate the geometry of the object to fit the needs of the design. For instance, users could drag in a part or object from their drawing and place it on their drawing. AutoCAD started out as "Auto Draft," named after its ability to create mechanical drawings quickly.
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