Autodesk has released Update 1 for AutoCAD® Architecture 2011, with separate downloads for the 32-bit and 64-bit versions. The update is simply a service pack and not a full install, so make sure that you have access to the original ACA.MSI installation file during the update. This update includes AutoCAD Update 1 and the fixes that were part of AutoCAD Update 1.1.
You can get the English version of the update from the following webpage:
AutoCAD Architecture Update Download
According to the Readme file, the following AutoCAD Architecture defects have been fixed in this update:
- 3D Modeling
- Components whose display has been turned off are shown on converting an AEC object to a 3D Solid.
- Curtain Walls
- Custom model components in a curtain wall may display incorrect material assignments in different display configurations in 3D views.
- Dimensions
- Associative dimensions may not update when walls are moved.
- Drawing Management
- Redefining an existing model space view causes AutoCAD Architecture to crash.
- General UI
- AutoCAD Architecture may crash on launching the Style Manager.
- Help
- Third-party applications based on AutoCAD Architecture cannot access their Help files through the application.
- IFC
- Some roofs may change position after executing the IFCEXPORT command.
- Materials
- The MATERIALLIST command reports the volume of only the first object in a multiple selection.
- Modify
- AutoCAD Architecture may crash while trimming entities.
- Performance
- Sometimes memory usage increases when switching back and forth between the tabs of the Properties Palette.
- Renovation
- A wall with display overrides displays incorrectly when modified in the renovation mode.
- Sections
- Creating a horizontal section may cause AutoCAD Architecture to crash.
- Slabs
- No style information is available in the Properties Palette for a slab created by applying the properties of the Slab tool to linework and walls.
- Walls
- Trimming a wall may cause doors and windows in the wall to move or disappear.
- Walls that clean up correctly in a previous version may not clean up correctly in AutoCAD Architecture 2011.
- Wall cleanup EIP functions such as Merge, Subtract, Fillet, and Chamfer do not work in a custom UCS.
According to the Readme file, the following AutoCAD defects have been fixed in this update:
- .NET API
- .NET applications built for AutoCAD 2010 may not run on AutoCAD 2011.
- When opening multiple drawings, the minimize and maximize buttons may not always be visible.
- You may experience a random exception when loading custom ARX applications.
- 2D Display
- When using Software Acceleration, AutoCAD may become unstable.
- 3D Cache
- When VSINTERSECTIONEDGES is set to 0, camera preview can be extremely slow.
- 3D Modeling
- AutoCAD may become unstable when stretching along the Z axis of the Gizmo.
- Using the Gizmo grip on a 3D model may not work correctly from the right-click menu.
- 3D Navigation Tools
- Navigation Bar tooltips may cause AutoCAD to become unstable when switching between drawings.
- Clicking on the “X” to close AutoCAD may fail if the drawing is maximized, and both the ViewCube® and SteeringWheel® are enabled.
- Orbiting 3D models does not degrade when Adaptive Degradation is checked in the Performance Tuner and uses the 3D Connexion device.
- AutoCAD may become unstable when using the Look tool in the WHEEL command.
- AutoCAD may become unstable when using 3D Orbit in degradation mode with 3Dconnexion devices.
- AutoCAD may become unstable when using the Walk tool in the SteeringWheel feature with degradation and when FPS is set to a limit of 30.
- Annotation Scaling
- Drawings containing 100 or more annotation scales cannot be reset.
- ARX
- Third party applications may fail when using “removeCmd” in custom ARX applications.
- Attributes
- Multiline attributes in a dynamic block created in AutoCAD 2011 may not display in AutoCAD 2010.
- Command Line
- With Dynamic Mode set to “0” you may not be able to input Japanese or Chinese characters at the command line.
- Customer Involvement Program
- AutoCAD fails to start due to Customer Involvement Program on Windows 7 workstations with Windows 2008 Server on the same subnet.
- CUI
- When an Enterprise menu is loaded, the Workspace control in the CUI Editor may be grayed out.
- Unable to copy and paste Toolbar Controls in the CUI Editor.
- When switching profiles that point to a CUIx file that cannot be found, AutoCAD may become unstable.
- When using “^P” in a macro, the MENUECHO is not displayed properly.
- Digitizer
- AutoCAD will display a CER (Customer Error Report) dialog when exiting AutoCAD with a digitizer configured.
- DGN Support
- DGNIMPORT command may not work with the option to ignore external references.
- Dimensions
- Some AutoCAD Mechanical objects cannot be selected after being inserted as a block and exploded.
- AutoCAD may become unstable when using eTransmit on drawings containing multileaders.
- Display Acceleration
- AutoCAD may become unstable when a password protected screen saver displays on the screen.
- Display Drivers
- May have issues updating the Graphics Card drivers on Windows Vista or Windows 7.
- Some display drivers may show up as certified even though they were not certified.
- DWG
- WBLOCK may be unable to save the drawing to the AutoCAD 2000 file format for “DWG” and “DXF”.
- External References
- AutoCAD may become unstable when an External Reference is reloaded after XOPEN, EDIT, or SAVE.
- Graphic System
- AutoCAD may become unstable when opening multiple drawings in the same session when running out of video memory.
- AutoCAD may become unstable when opening large amounts of drawings.
- Hatch
- Hatch may not display properly when dynamic blocks are part of the boundary and live preview is enabled.
- Some hatch objects on a newly thawed layer may require a “REGEN” to display.
- Some custom hatch patterns may not display in the Ribbon Panel.
- AutoCAD may become unstable when using grips to select hatches in some drawings.
- AutoCAD may become unstable when editing annotative hatch through the Ribbon.
- Hatch Scale may revert to 1 when setting transparency and angle on a hatch pattern on a 64-bit operating system.
- Help
- Welcome Screen Videos may not play on 64-bit operating systems.
- Searching Online Help may be slow.
- Image
- AutoCAD may become unstable when plotting a drawing with plot transparency set to “On”.
- Layer
- Changing layers transparently from the Ribbon will not update to the new layer when you complete the command.
- Layer properties cannot be changed transparently from the Ribbon.
- After setting a new layer current, focus is set to the “Name” Column.
- Licensing
- Cascading license can’t be checked out if one of the distributed server machines doesn’t exist on the network.
- AutoCAD cannot get a license from the distributed server when one of servers is stopped.
- Materials
- Protein Materials values created on a 64-bit operating system will not work on a 32-bit operating system.
- When FBXEXPORT is using the default settings, de-selecting the Insert as Block option in FBXIMPORT results in nothing being imported.
- MText
- Mtext Paragraph spacing cannot be removed.
- Text in AutoCAD Mechanical-created Fit dimension can change unexpectedly after DDEDIT.
- ObjectDBX
- Unable to export multi-line attribute values with ObjectDBX.
- OLE (Object Linking & Embedding)
- Drawings with OLE objects saved as a DXF file no longer contain OLE options.
- Open/Save
- AutoCAD may become unstable when using undo on large drawings.
- Other
- FBX files imported from Autodesk 3ds Max will not import unless materials are unchecked.
- AutoCAD may become unstable if a drawing REGEN occurs after editing a block.
- AutoCAD will not take advantage of the 3 gigabyte switch when enabled on a 32-bit operating system.
- Color book values may not display properly in AutoCAD.
- Some PGP aliases may not function in AutoCAD LT.
- Partial Open
- AutoCAD may become unstable when SDI (Single Document Interface) is set to 1, while editing drawings with OPENPARTIAL are set to 1.
- PDF Export
- Adobe Reader may display a warning message “Cannot find or create the font ArialMT” when opening PDF files created in AutoCAD.
- Publish
- AutoCAD may become unstable when publishing large drawings to PDF.
- Raster Design
- AutoCAD may become unstable when inserting some BMP images.
- Saving with ISAVE, ISAVEAS, and ISAVE again may cause an error message that you cannot save the file.
- Ribbon
- AutoCAD may become unstable in a side-by-side install if the files tab path points to the Install Directory of AutoCAD 2010.
- AutoCAD may become unstable when Regional and Language Options are set to Turkish language.
- Ribbon Fold Panels cannot be transferred in the CUI Editor.
- AutoCAD may become unstable if you have a “.” in your menugroup name.
- While in a command, changing the workspace from the Quick Access toolbar will not work.
- Loading custom toolbars from the Ribbon may fail.
- Section & Flatten
- All cut-away geometry in sectionplane may not display properly when selecting “Show Cut-away Geometry”.
- Selection Highlighting
- Selection Cycling displays when none should be visible.
- AutoCAD may become unstable when holding control and hovering over intersections of lines.
- Changing the Selection Cycling toggle from “Off” to “On” and then quitting AutoCAD may cause you to receive an error report.
- AutoCAD may become unstable after using the “CapturePreviewImage” method.
- Snaps
- Crosshairs do not extend across the screen when set to 100% in isometric snap style.
- Visual Lisp
- Visual Lisp may display an error message when using ads_defun and ads_regfunc calls in AcApp.arx.
- When using the lisp function, “vl-directory-files” may cause AutoCAD to become unstable if the directory path is long.
Autodesk has also released Update 1 for AutoCAD® MEP 2011 at the following location:
AutoCAD MEP Update Download