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cannot draw vertical lines or rectangles in front, back and sides view
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On previous versions of autocad I used all views to draw lines and rectangles to produce 3d models, but now when i try it they only come up as horizontal lines.
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Which previous versions can do that?
set it to e.g. SE view, you can, but not front view.
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2004 could do it. I was able to draw in all views, extrude the parts (walls, windows etc.), then join them together using an angled view
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But if you look at front , back.... whatever view UCS icon, it only gives you x and y but no Z
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In your example look at the UCS, the X and Z are showing, change to an iso view or change the UCS so the X and Y show.
When drawing 3D in AutoCAD it is best to have at least three viewports showing, with one of them in an iso view and the others in a front and right view, or top, etc. so you know for sure where you are drawing in space.
