Changing AutoCAD Architecture 2019 to Classic View can enhance your workflow, especially for users accustomed to previous versions. Follow the steps below to switch to Classic View effectively.
Step-by-Step Guide to Change to Classic View in AutoCAD Architecture 2019
Step 1: Access Workspace Menu
Start by locating the workspace options in the AutoCAD user interface. Navigate to the Tools menu at the upper left corner of the application window. From here, look for the Workspaces submenu.
Step 2: Save Current Workspace
Once in the Workspaces menu, select Save Current As. This will allow you to create a new workspace configuration that you can customize to fit your preferences.
Step 3: Name Your Workspace
In the dialog box that appears, you’ll see a field labeled Name. Type “AutoCAD Classic” into this field. This name will help you easily identify the workspace in the future. Click Save to finalize this action.
Step 4: Switch to Classic Workspace
After you have saved the new workspace, navigate back to the Workspaces menu. This time, look for the option that allows you to switch workspaces. From the list, select the newly created AutoCAD Classic option. Your interface should now change to resemble the Classic View layout you’re looking for.
Step 5: Verify Your Settings
Once you’ve switched to Classic View, it’s a good idea to verify that all toolbars and palettes are visible. If any essential tools are missing, you can enable them by right-clicking on any toolbar area and selecting the desired toolbars from the context menu.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Can I revert to the new interface after switching to Classic View?
Yes, you can easily switch back to the newer workspace by accessing the Workspaces menu and selecting a different option. Your custom settings can be retained or adjusted as needed.
2. Are there any limitations when using Classic View in AutoCAD Architecture 2019?
Some features and tools specific to the newer interface may not be available in Classic View. It’s advisable to familiarize yourself with the tools in the Classic View before fully committing to it.
3. Will the changes I make to this workspace affect my other AutoCAD projects?
No, changes made to the workspace will only apply to the current session of AutoCAD Architecture you’re working on. You can create multiple workspaces for various projects without affecting each other.
