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• Maya 2016: New Sculpting Toolset

  This short video gives you an overview of the new native sculpting toolset in Maya 2016, with brushes that feature volume and surface falloff, stamp images, sculpting UVs, and support for vector displacement maps.

• Meet the Experts: Modeling in Autodesk® Maya® 2015 is more powerful and faster than ever before

  Join Craig Barr as he demonstrates best practices in modeling workflows, featuring the Autodesk® Maya® 2015 modeling toolkit, including the modeling and productivity enhancements that have just been announced for Maya 2015 Extension 1.

• Take a Tour of the New 3ds Max

  See the powerful new tools in Autodesk 3ds Max.

• Autodesk Official Show Reel 2015

  Annual showcase of incredible customer work using Autodesk software from architecture, engineering, construction, manufacturing, automotive, and media and entertainment. Featuring technologies

• Harness the Power of AutoCAD for Facility Management

  faciliCAD® is a Computer-Aided-Facility-Management (CAFM) software application that is affordable to own, simple to implement, and easy to use. faciliCAD harnesses the power of AutoCAD®

• 3DA Systems Inc.

  • Easily reuse content from PDFs without retyping • Edit text and images directly in your PDFs • Quickly create forms to gather information

• WoodEngine Ossature from MiTek Industries on Vimeo

  WoodEngine® is the most complete software suite for the design, optimization, calculation and construction of timber frame structures.

• ASCENT Courseware Assists Experienced AutoCAD user with Autodesk Certification

  Princeton University’s Eric Witter applies his more than 20 years of AutoCAD experience as a CAD Archivist. As the Facilities Organization’s information technology team leader, Eric administers all the CAD software and provides lunch-and-learn trainings as well as user support for colleagues.

• Western Washington University Evolves from Text Books to eBooks for Design Engineering Course

  Teaching prospective design engineers how to use industry standard design tools like CATIA is an important part of the Engineering Technology curriculum at Western Washington University (WWU). Despite the department’s focus on advanced technology, each student had to carry two to three heavy, paper-based, software text books per course. With more than 200 students enrolled in these CAD design courses each year, the amount of paper used was also an environmental concern for this progressive university.

• OpenCL™: The Future of Accelerated Application Performance Is Now

  - OpenCL™, or Open Computing Language, is the first open programming standard for writing software for general-purpose computing across both CPUs and GPUs. That may not sound that important on the face of it. But consider this: applications accelerated with OpenCL can access the combined processing power of a computer’s GPU and CPU cores under a single unified platform – a game-changing development for users of professional graphics and computational design software.

• See More and Do More with AMD Eyefinity Multi-Display Technology

  AMD Eyefinity multi-display technology launches a new era of panoramic computing, helping to boost productivity and multitasking with innovative graphics display capabilities supporting massive desktop workspaces, creating ultra-immersive computing environments with super-high resolution gaming and entertainment, and enabling easy configuration and supporting up to six independent display outputs simultaneously.

• Python Debugging in Maya 2011

  Version 1.0
  April 2010, 30th
  By Cyrille Fauvel
  Autodesk Developer Network

• Decide what language is right for you in Autodesk MotionBuilder

  Kristine Middlemiss, Developer Consultant
  Autodesk Developer Network

• Getting Started with Programming in MotionBuilder

  Kristine Middlemiss, Developer Consultant Autodesk Developer Network