Following are some AutoCAD® software terms and their equivalent SolidWorks® software terms, with links to SolidWorks Help topics. See the Glossary topic in the table of contents of the SolidWorks Help for more terms.
AutoCAD®
SolidWorks®
array
pattern
associative dimension
parametric dimension
associative hatching
area hatch
B-spline curve
spline
constraint
relation
construction plane
plane
continued dimension
ordinate dimension
crossing selection
cross selection
dimension style
styles
drawing extents
bounding box
extension line offset
extension line gap
freeze
suppress
initial environment
drawing sheet format
interpolation point
spline point
layout
drawing view
linetype
line style
model space
3D part or assembly document
named view
orientation
object snaps
sketch snaps
paper space
drawing sheet
polar array
circular sketch pattern
polar snap
snap to angle
regenerate
rebuild
template drawing
drawing template
thaw
unsuppress
window selection
box selection
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