I just read an excellent tutorial by David Watson at CADTutor.net. David writes, “AutoCAD can be used to create a simple “walk through” of any 3D model. For example, if you have designed a new pedestrianisation scheme for a town centre, you could use AutoCAD to give a slide presentation to show how the scheme would look from a pedestrian eye view as the person moved through the space. This is an extremely useful technique for presenting schemes to clients or the general public who may not necessarily have a good understanding of plans.”

He mentioned a lot of useful commands. A few that stood out to me are MSLIDE which makes a snapshot of a view, VSLIDE which displays a snapshot of a view, and RSCRIPT which repeats a script. Check it out…