New Feature Releases Now Available for Autodesk Subscription Customers July 11th

Special thanks always go out to Shaan Hurley for providing this information on his Between the Lines blog.

Subscription customers can download these releases including a cornucopia of e-Learning content via the Subscription Center.

AutoCAD® 2009
An Introduction to Programming in AutoCAD Video Tutorial

AutoCAD® Architecture 2009
UK Content Tools

AutoCAD® Civil 3D® 2009
Land Desktop Companion
Site Design - Parcels e-Learning
Site Design - Profiles e-Learning
Site Design - Grading and Quantities e-Learning
Site Design – Alignments e-Learning
Site Design - Assemblies and Corridors e-Learning
Creating an Intersection: Peer Roads e-Learning
An Introduction to Programming in Civil 3D Video Tutorial

AutoCAD® Map 3D
Survey Tools
Industry Kits for Water and Wastewater
Linking and Managing Drawing-Based Attribute Data e-Learning
Working with Geospatial Features e-Learning

AutoCAD® MEP 2009
HVAC Load Calculation Extension
UK Content Tools

AutoCAD® P&ID 2009
Introduction to AutoCAD Process and Power e-Learning

AutoCAD® Revit® Architecture Suite 2009
An Introduction to Programming in Revit Video Tutorial

AutoCAD® Revit® MEP Suite 2009
HVAC Load Calculation Extension
An Introduction to Programming in Revit Video Tutorial
UK Content Tools

AutoCAD® Revit Structure Suite 2009
Reinforcement Content for AutoCAD Structural Detailing 2009
An Introduction to Programming in Revit Video Tutorial
MIDAS/Gen Link

Autodesk® 3ds Max® 2008
HDRI in an Autodesk 3ds Max Pipeline Downloadable DVD
Film Visual Effects in 3ds Max Downloadable DVD
Anaglyph Stereoscopic Techniques Downloadable DVD

Autodesk® 3ds Max® 2009
Lighting Analysis Version Readiness Training
Backburner Version Readiness Training
FBX Interoperability Version Readiness Training
New mental rayTM Features Version Readiness Training
Various New Features Version Readiness Training
Modeling & Texturing Features Version Readiness Training
Autodesk® Impression
Working with Impression e-Learning
Working with Styles e-Learning
Working with Blocks e-Learning
Creating Impression Objects e-Learning

Autodesk® Inventor ®2009
What’s New in Inventor 2009 Part 1 Webcast (Polish Only)
What’s New in Inventor 2009 Part 2 Webcast (Polish Only)
An Introduction to Programming in Inventor Video Tutorial

Autodesk® Maya® 2008
Quadruped Animation Friendly Rigging Part III Downloadable DVD
Hand Sculpting Video Podcast
Arm Rigging Part I Video Podcast
Coloring Particles Part I Video Podcast
Autodesk® Productstream® Professional 2009
Access Control Manager

Revit® Architecture 2009
An Introduction to Programming in Revit Video Tutorial

Revit® Structure 2009
An Introduction to Programming in Revit Video Tutorial

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