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Old October 30th, 2007   #1 (permalink)
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Default Autocad 3d to 2d

hey guys,
this is for those that use autocad....
can you take drafts directly from a 3d model? i have experience with catia and this can be done very easily, is it that same for autocad?
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Default Re: Autocad 3d to 2d

how do you mean, take 'drafts'?
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take a 2d technical drawing from different parts of the 3d model
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Default Re: Autocad 3d to 2d

Use the SOLPROF command

1. Go to layout, make a model view window, do not bother about scale
2. Set the view as you like eg. top, left ...
3. Type SOLPROF at the command line while you are INSIDE the model window
4. Select ALL objects, type yes or no to the other options...
5. Press Enter
6. Go to model , there is a flatten version of your 3d objects in a new layer...

You can also use the FLATTEN command but it destroys your 3d object

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Default Re: Autocad 3d to 2d

if you are using 2007/2008 there are better tools than SOLPROF

try any of the three (depending on your needs)

1.) extract edges (XEDGES)

2.) flatshot (FLATSHOT)

3.) live section (SECTIONPLANE)

i've yet to really come to grips with the difference between 1.) and 2.) and live section can be a little fussy, but works well.
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Default Re: Autocad 3d to 2d

If you need real working drawings you should not use a 3d model. You have to draw 2d from scratch.
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