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3d Boudary

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nikoue
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3d Boudary

is there an option or a lisp routine to create a 3d boundary from closed 3d polylines?

AutoCAD Civil 3D 2013 Hotfix 3.
Win 8 pro x64, OCZ RevoDrive 240GB
Intel i7 930, 12 GB Ram, Ati Firepro V7800

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peterfunkautodesk
in reply to: nikoue

LINEWORKSHRINKWRAP will create a boundary from a group of closed polylines. It will be flat. The problem I see with making a 3D polyline would be: what happens when lines cross. What elevation would be used for the vertex?

 

Regards,

 

Peter Funk

Autodesk, Inc.



Peter Funk
Autodesk, Inc.

Message 3 of 9
nikoue
in reply to: peterfunkautodesk

I export a civil 3d surface in autocad. Then i convert the 3dfaces to 3dpolylines.

I want to make a boundary using some of these 3dpolys.(i set another layer for pave, gutter and slopes and i want a boundary around of each set)

I try also the bpoly command to create a 2d poly. I explode the 3d polylines to lines and i set all z to 0. But the bpoly command make autocad to crash.

So i need something to work like bpoly but not crash, and if its possible better something to create a 3dpoly from surface 3dpolys.

Thank you.

AutoCAD Civil 3D 2013 Hotfix 3.
Win 8 pro x64, OCZ RevoDrive 240GB
Intel i7 930, 12 GB Ram, Ati Firepro V7800

Message 4 of 9
jmayo-EE
in reply to: nikoue

If you have the C3D surfaces use shrinkwrap as Peter suggests and the use the Elevations from Surface command which has a Multiple object selection option on the pline(s). You will be left with 3dpolys.

John Mayo

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Message 5 of 9
jmayo-EE
in reply to: jmayo-EE

I need to slow down my typing.

 

If you have the C3D surfaces use shrinkwrap as Peter suggests and then use the Elevations from Surface command (which has a Multiple object selection option) on the pline(s). You will be left with 3dpolys

 

That should be a bit easier to read.

John Mayo

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Message 6 of 9
nikoue
in reply to: jmayo-EE

thank you for your answer.

i m close to do what i want.

in a close loop of triangles it create an outside boundary?

Is there an option to create an inside boundary?

AutoCAD Civil 3D 2013 Hotfix 3.
Win 8 pro x64, OCZ RevoDrive 240GB
Intel i7 930, 12 GB Ram, Ati Firepro V7800

Message 7 of 9
jmayo-EE
in reply to: nikoue

Copy and convert the inner bounding 3d faces to regions by typing _.region into the command prompt. Select one region and right-click. Choose Select Similar and then type flatten into the command prompt. Now type bo into the command prompt and, because you have lines at constant Z, a 2d boundary can be created. Now apply step one from above to get 3d poly.

 

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John Mayo

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Message 8 of 9
nikoue
in reply to: nikoue

thank you very much

AutoCAD Civil 3D 2013 Hotfix 3.
Win 8 pro x64, OCZ RevoDrive 240GB
Intel i7 930, 12 GB Ram, Ati Firepro V7800

Message 9 of 9
nikoue
in reply to: nikoue

may i ask you something else?

Is there an option to export for a corridor surface triangles in different layer or color for eatch component e.g different for pave different for slopes etc?

AutoCAD Civil 3D 2013 Hotfix 3.
Win 8 pro x64, OCZ RevoDrive 240GB
Intel i7 930, 12 GB Ram, Ati Firepro V7800

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