• Home
  • Training Books
  • Subscribe to Our Email Newsletter
  • About
    • Contributors
    • Feedback
    • Contact
    • Privacy policy
    • Cookie Policy

CADnotes

CAD Tutorials and Best Practices for professionals and students

  • Featured
  • AutoCAD
    • AutoLISP
  • Revit
    • Revit Architecture Basic
    • Revit MEP Basic Tutorial
  • Inventor
  • MicroStation
    • MicroStation Basic Tutorial

AutoCAD rendering tip: Using cutouts map for removing materials

April 8, 2011 by Edwin Prakoso 4 Comments

Do you need to create repetitive holes/cutouts in your AutoCAD rendering? Do you actually remove parts of the solids? You may want to try using cutouts map. Simpler and faster!

Featured

What’s new in AutoCAD: Block and References

AutoCAD new features roundup in several last versions. In this post we will see what’s new in blocks and references.

Recent Articles

  • Automation is not AI
  • BIM Doesn’t Fix Your Problems
  • BIM is Useful, Until It’s Not

Advertisement

New on CADnotes

  • Automation is not AI
  • BIM Doesn’t Fix Your Problems
  • BIM is Useful, Until It’s Not
  • AI-Powered Rendering Now Available in Forma Board
  • Autodesk Forma Is Not The New Name For ACC

Meet the Authors

avatar for
avatar for
avatar for
avatar for
avatar for
avatar for

Get Connected

CADnotes on FacebookCADnotes on InstagramCADnotes on TwitterCADnotes on YouTube

© 2009 – 2026 CADnotes · Feedback · Privacy Policy · Become an affiliate