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Autodesk Pre-Plan Command

Autodesk® Pre-Plan Command® makes it easy for first responders to exploit the rich, accurate building information contained in CAD drawings for tactical and fire attack preplans – a key element in your overall emergency planning, training, and response strategy. And it runs on top of Autodesk Map® 3D, so you can create and edit maps and geographic data as well as track and update individual casualty information during an event.

In minutes or hours, not days, even nontechnical personnel can clean up complex digital architectural drawings – sometimes cluttered with hundreds of building information layers – so they make immediate sense to public safety personnel and first responders. Drop in illustrative police, hazardous materials, and firefighting symbols, and you've gone a long way toward emergency preparedness.

More good news: Autodesk Pre-Plan Command is 100-percent compatible with DWG files, the world's leading format for storing building information. So it's the best choice for converting existing electronic floor plans into the tactical and fire attack preplans you need today.

Simple Effective: How to Use Autodesk Pre-Plan Command

1. Start up Autodesk Pre-Plan Command and open your CAD drawing. At a glance you can see the drawing, a list of its layers, and a list of target categories into which you'll logically group the layers you want to save.
2. Isolate each drawing layer in turn with a single mouse click.
3. If the layer is irrelevent for your purpose, erase it with a single click; the drawing updates automatically.
4. If you want to keep a layer, drag it into the appropriate target category, such as Doors, Walls, Structural, Columns, and Alarms; the drawing updates automatically.
5. Drag standard or modified police, hazardous materials, and firefighting symbols into the cleaned up drawing.
6. During an emergency, link symbols for victims and potential victims with database information that you can view and update in real time.