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IN THE PIPES

It is always the best to have all updates installed. So, you will have the best guaranty that all available fixes are installed or that you will have access to all new features for that version. But what for updates are available for which version of AutoCAD Plant 3D? Note that you have to install plain AutoCAD Updates separately. They are not included anymore in AutoCAD Plant 3D updates since some years.

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One more note about the updates. While the plain AutoCAD updates are cumulative, the Plant updates aren’t. This means that for plain AutoCAD it is already enough to install the latest update only but for Plant updates you have to install the former updates of the specific version before. Thumb rule for Plant updates: Install the updates in the order of the publish date (oldest one first).

So, here is the list:

AutoCAD Plant 3D 2016:

  • AutoCAD Plant 3D: Extension 1 SP2
    • Update Path: Extension 1 > SP2
  • AutoCAD: SP1

AutoCAD Plant 3D 2017:

  • AutoCAD Plant 3D: Update 2017.1.1
    • Update Path: 2017.1 > 2017.1.1
  • AutoCAD: Update 2017.1.2

AutoCAD Plant 3D 2018:

  • AutoCAD Plant 3D: Update 2018.2
    • Update Path: 2018.1.1 > 2018.1.2 > 2018.2
  • AutoCAD: Update 2018.1.2

AutoCAD Plant 3D 2019:

  • AutoCAD Plant 3D: Update 2019.2
  • AutoCAD: Update 2019.1.2

AutoCAD Plant 3D 2020:

  • AutoCAD Plant 3D: Update 2020.1
  • AutoCAD: (Update 2020.1)
    • Note that this update is an exception. You don’t have to install it separately as it is already included in the AutoCAD Plant 3D Update 2020.1

You can either get the updates via your Autodesk Account, section “Product Updates”. Alternatively, if you have a desktop subscription, you can use the Autodesk Desktop App to be up to date with your updates.

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    Bernd Gerstenberger

    Bernd has worked for Autodesk Product Support since 2010. His main role quickly moved from supporting vanilla AutoCAD and Install & Licensing to providing technical support for AutoCAD Plant 3D and AutoCAD P&ID for both customers and partners. Currently he is the Knowledge Domain Expert for AutoCAD Plant 3D at Autodesk. Before his time at Autodesk he gained extensive experience over many years working in different sections of the IT industry: CAD-administration, network administration, database development, plot management, programming, project management, PDM-administration, GIS-applications and workflow systems with different products.

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