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Skip to content Home About Autodesk Graveyard Blog Contact Legal Terms of Use Polls Archive Products ClassicArray ClassicArray Help Services cad nauseam Mostly AutoCAD, BricsCAD and related subjects Steve on Facebook Steve on Twitter Steve’s YouTube Channel RSS Feed Home About Autodesk Graveyard Blog Contact Legal Terms of Use Polls Archive Products ClassicArray ClassicArray Help Services Blog About blog nauseam is the blog of Steve Johnson, owner of cad nauseam . Steve Johnson has been an AutoCAD specialist since 1985. He originally became well known around the world for his infamously large AutoCAD Release 13 Bug List, which he maintained as part of his duties as the Bug Threadmaster of the long-defunct CompuServe ACAD forum. Steve is also a past President of the Western Australian AutoCAD User Group (WAAUG). As a former committee member on the Applications Programming Special Interest Group of the North American Autodesk User Group (NAAUG APPROG SIG), he also contributed to the NAAUG Newsletter. NAAUG has long since been renamed as Autodesk User Group International ( AUGI . Steve was part of the AUGI Benchmark Committee, which assisted in the development by Mark Middlebrook of the AUGI Gauge, a comprehensive AutoCAD benchmark. Steve was also a Vice President of CADLock, Inc. and a contributing editor for Cadalyst magazine , writing the Bug Watch column from 1995. Steve holds a Bachelor of Applied Science (Information Science) degree. He has developed many hundreds of LISP routines and other AutoCAD customization files in his career and prides himself on producing high quality, low maintenance software. Steve lives in Perth, the capital city of the state of Western Australia. He enjoys drinking wine, eating Japanese food and driving very fast around corners (not simultaneously). He once played cricket very badly (this is a game like baseball except all the rules are entirely different) and was a keen fencer in his youth. He took a 23-year break from the sport before returning in 2008. His successes at this sport include: 21 Western Australian Veteran Championships 2011 Australian Veteran Sabre Champion 2016 Australian Veteran Foil Champion (50+) 2016 Australian Veteran Sabre Champion (50+) 2016 Asian Masters and Oceania Sabre Champion (50+) 2016 Commonwealth Veteran Sabre Champion (50+) He speaks enough French to be able to ask for a room with a shower, and enough Japanese to ask you what time the party will start. His other interests include listening to classical and hideously unfashionable progressive rock and metal music, emu wrestling, collecting mushrooms, moderate consumption of Shiraz, Sauvignon Blanc and Teppan-Yaki, delicately balancing throttle and steering at the limit of adhesion, and writing about himself in the third person. ClassicArray ClassicArray provides an enhanced dialog box interface for AutoCAD’s Array command. Provides many features not present in AutoCAD’s ARRAYCLASSIC command. Features ClassicArray is a simple-to use but powerful tool for creating arrays in AutoCAD. Provides a dialog box interface to AutoCAD’s Array command. The familiar interface method provides continuity with earlier releases; use of the Ribbon is not required. Supports Rectangular, Polar and Path array types. Supports the creation of both associative and traditional non-associative arrays. Provides an in-dialog preview panel to give you a quick idea of what your array will look like before any objects are created. Allows creation of a preview array which can be accepted, rejected or modified before the desired array is finally chosen. Base objects can be incorporated into the array or left intact as desired using a simple toggle. Allows simple creation of 3D arrays. Comprehensive Help is available from within the dialog box. Provides Ribbon tabs and toolbars, separated into associative and non-associative sections. Supports AutoCAD 2012 and later (updated for and tested with AutoCAD 2017). Digitally signed for compatibility with security features of recent AutoCAD releases. Setup routines are provided that support either AutoCAD 2012/2013 only or all releases from AutoCAD 2013 onwards. Uninstallation is via the standard Windows Control Panel methods (Uninstall a Program, Add/Remove Programs). Uses AutoCAD’s Plug-in feature to provide application behavior consistent with other add-ins. Acts as a workaround for various AutoCAD Array bugs and limitations. Supports AutoCAD for Windows and vertical products derived from it. Sorry, due to Autodesk API restrictions ClassicArray can support neither AutoCAD LT nor AutoCAD for Mac. See the ClassicArray Help page if you want to see a full description of the product, including screenshots. Download Click to download ClassicArray: ClassicArray.1.1.0 (1.15 MB) This download is both the 15-day evaluation and the commercial product. It is fully functional, but will not create arrays after 15 days until registered. Licensed users of ClassicArray 1.0.0 can download and install version 1.1.0 without any additional license purchase. The same registration code will work for both versions. Previous Releases ClassicArray.1.0.0 (0.85 MB) Pricing and Purchase Please note that the online shop is not yet fully automated and as a result there may be a delay of a day or so between payment and email receipt of your registration code. If you have any problems with the purchase process, please provide feedback using the Contact page . License Item Cost Purchase Individual license $12 Quantity Up to 20-user license $100 Up to 50-user license $200 Up to 100-user license $300 Unlimited site license $500 All pricing in US dollars. Australian purchasers will be charged an additional 10% GST. Secure payment via PayPal. Product is available by download only. Autodesk Graveyard This page lists some of the Autodesk products that are no longer sold or for which end-of-life or no-more-development have been announced. This is provided as-is for historical interest and with no guarantee of accuracy. However, corrections and additions are most welcome: please comment on the post Autodesk products are falling like parrots . Product Born Died Notes 123D Catch 2011 2017 123D CNC Utility 2011 2017 123D Make 2011 2017 123D Sculpt 2011 2017 3D Concepts for Windows 1992 1993 3D Print Utility 2013 2017 MeshMixer? 3D Studio Viz 1997? 2008? Different features, file format and price to 3DS Max A360 Desktop 2013? 2017 See here for expiration notice and FAQ Actrix Business / Technical 1998 2000 Advance Concrete 2013 2017 AE/CADD / AEC Architectural 1985 1990 Advanced Modeling Extension (AME) 1990 1994? Animator Pro (DOS) 1991 1994 Animator Studio (Win) 1995? 1995 Application Manager 2014? 2016 Autodesk desktop app Architectural Studio 2002? 2004? ArtCAM 2014 2018 Born 1993, acquired from Delcam 2014 AutoCAD AEC Mechanical 1987 1990 Autodesk Animator 1989 1994 AutoFlix 1988 ? AutoScreen 1983 1984 AutoShade 1987 1993 AutoSketch 1986 2008 See also Drafix AutoSolid 1988 1990 AutoSurf 1992? 1997? Beast 2010 2017 Buzzsaw 2001 2017 No longer sold CAD/camera 1985 1987 CAiCE Visual Transportation / Roads / Survey 2003? 2008? Released one version, stopped development & used technology in Civil 3D Cellular Automata Lab 1989 1993 Chaos 1989 1994 Civil Design 1999? 2009? Combustion 2000 2007 Composite ? 2014 Discontinued and free Delcam for Solidworks 2010? (acquired 2014) 2016 Design Review 2005? 2013 But undiscontinued 2017 Drafix 1998? 1999? Bought to kill competition, renamed as AutoSketch 6 DWF Composer 2005? 2006? Ecotect Analysis 2008 2015 Development ceased in 2010 Envision (formerly OnSite Desktop) 2002? 2004? Field Survey 2001 2004? FMDesktop 2006 2009 Customers prodded over to FM:Systems Footwear 2014 ? Freestyle 2010 2011 Freewheel 2012 2014 ForceEffect, ForceEffectMotion and ForceEffectFlow 2012? 2016 Generic CADD 1989 1994 Sales ended 1997 GMax 2001? 2005 Last version made available as freeware Graphic Impact 1992 1993 Home Series 1991 ? Homestyler 201...