For me, in the 2019 release, the most significant, important and interesting was the appearance of the web version of AutoCAD. Also added to the convenience of my work is a file version comparison tool that allows me to identify the difference between two DWG files.

I recently purchased this version and am now studying. What is useful for my work? Pipelines can now be laid faster. Frame structures can also be designed more flexibly and faster. Well, I am always in favor of improving productivity and speed of work. And I do it with Inventor Professional 2021!

I'm thrilled with my Revit deal! The software has completely transformed my design process, and the savings I got from buying a preowned license made it even better. Highly recommended!

I've been using Maya since 2000, a year after it came out. It's disgustingly obvious at this point that now that we're all forced onto subscriptions for many years, the features they add each year are clearly not worth the tens of thousands of dollars we have to pay for 5 to 10 licenses. Those of you who haven't been around long enough on the 3D scene don't understand how much you're paying for so very little. Autodesk no longer have any motivation to give us anything substantial because if we don't pay them, then they terminate our ability to use their software. They cooked up this idea back in 2017, and it's been down hill ever since. We have no way to retaliate, other than to revert back to using version 2018 (the last perpetual license version). We now live in the age of software hell.