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 ====== Concepts inside TAD ======
-**Did you expect TAD to be similar to CAD?**
+**Did you expect TAD to be similar to CAD?**\\
 //If you are in a hurry and you thought TAD should be very similar to CAD (especially the popular drafting software AutoCAD), let me clear this immediately before you read further. TAD does not work like CAD.  [[differences_between_cad_and_tad|An entire chapter here is dedicated to explain the differences]] //
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 That is essentially what this is all about. To begin understanding the concepts of TAD
-It is quite simple; actually -- simpler than what you may have encountered. You may have seen the negatives of photographs would generate the final "positve" photograph -- in an analogous fashion, inside TAD you model th spaces. As you keep working; it would either figure out where the built-matter is inside your design or you would add built-matter yourself just like any CAD/BIM software
+It is quite simple; actually -- simpler than what you may have encountered. You may have seen the negatives of photographs would generate the final "positve" photograph -- in an analogous fashion, inside TAD you model the spaces. As you keep working; it would either figure out where the built-matter is inside your design or you would add built-matter yourself just like any CAD/BIM software
 Which makes it quite powerful: It can actually model BOTH spaces as well as built-matter. TAD recognizes six kind of fundamental "alphabets" of architecture -- these are listed below.

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