There is a massive difference between what it seems most people are doing and what is actually the best setup.Įnhanced 3D:- In AutoCAD 2017.1 Autodesk introduced what they call Enhanced 3D. Based on years of providing support and reading the forums I reckon most people are using the wrong settings. I have tested the various graphics settings with a large model I have handy, and I think the results will surprise a lot of people. The issue is that it can be very difficult to navigate large models on the screen, with rotation and zooming becoming jerky and large parts of the mode disappearing, which makes orientation difficult. Naturally full GA views will take longer but this is rarely a problem. Creating one part or assembly drawing takes about the same time as well.
In reality Advance Steel doesn’t care if there are 2 or 2000 beams in a model, and adding one joint takes about the same time. Nevertheless, using the optimum graphics configuration will make a huge difference to the performance. This is inherited from AutoCAD and is largely beyond Advance Steel’s control.
Most of the problems actually come down to how the graphics are handled. While there is always room for improvement, there are things a user can do to make things work much more effectively. One of the perceived weaknesses of Advance Steel is how it handles large models.
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