Amanda Pruyn
Bring your Revit, Civil 3D, AutoCAD, and Navisworks questions to Autodesk Community and get answers from the people who support them
Autodesk Answer Day returns on Tuesday, December 8, 2026. For 24 hours, Autodesk specialists will be in Autodesk Community answering whatever you bring them.
Coverage follows the sun from Asia-Pacific to Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, and then to the Americas, so a specialist is on the boards during your working day wherever you are. Post a question and a specialist picks it up, answers in public, and stays with the thread until you have what you need. Come for a minute, an hour, or the whole day.
Questions about the project on your screen today are just as welcome, whatever version you’re on. Crashes, file issues, and workflow questions all have a home here, and so do installation and licensing, so you can get set up and get going in the same place.
How the day works
It’s easy. It’s free. It’s Autodesk Answer Day.
Go to Autodesk Community, pick the board for your AECproduct, and post your question. Technical Support specialists will be there with Community Managers, Expert Elites, and more. The Autodesk icon next to a name marks an employee. The Autodesk Expert Elite icon marks a Community member who isn’t an employee but knows the products well.
You can ask as many questions as you like. A few details help us answer faster: your product and version, any error messages, and recent changes to your hardware, software, or project. Every answer stays on the board, so the next person with the same question can find it.
Where to ask
Specialists will be on these English boards: Installation & Licensing, Revit Products, Civil 3D, AutoCAD and the AutoCAD-based products (AutoCAD, AutoCAD LT, AutoCAD Architecture, AutoCAD Electrical, AutoCAD Map 3D, AutoCAD MEP, AutoCAD Mechanical, AutoCAD Plant 3D, AutoCAD for Mac, AutoCAD on mobile, and Raster Design), Navisworks, Advance Steel, Robot Structural Analysis, Structural Bridge Design, Informed Design, Autodesk Forma for Design, and more boards being announced as we get closer.
German, Japanese, and Korean boards are covered too, including AutoCAD in all three languages, Revit in German, and installation and licensing in each.
See the most up to date list of forums on the Community Central announcement post.
Bring one question or a backlog. We’ll be there on December 8.