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2D and 3D objects in the same drawing with different views

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Anonymous
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‎09-01-2015 06:23 AM

2D and 3D objects in the same drawing with different views

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‎09-01-2015 06:23 AM

I have a 2D object and its 3D version object that I need on the same drawing. The 3D object needs to be in isometric view while the 2D object just needs to be flattened. I have tried to go to layouts and choose two views but it just shows both objects in both views on the same drawing (shows 4 objects total). How can I have both 2D and 3D in the same drawing with different views?

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‎09-01-2015 06:23 AM

2D and 3D objects in the same drawing with different views

I have a 2D object and its 3D version object that I need on the same drawing. The 3D object needs to be in isometric view while the 2D object just needs to be flattened. I have tried to go to layouts and choose two views but it just shows both objects in both views on the same drawing (shows 4 objects total). How can I have both 2D and 3D in the same drawing with different views?

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‎09-01-2015 06:29 AM

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‎09-01-2015 06:29 AM

Did your other post solve your question?

It marked as solved.

 

http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/community-feedback/2d-and-3d-in-same-drawing/m-p/5797515#M9342

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‎09-01-2015 06:29 AM

Did your other post solve your question?

It marked as solved.

 

http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/community-feedback/2d-and-3d-in-same-drawing/m-p/5797515#M9342

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‎09-01-2015 06:38 AM

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‎09-01-2015 06:38 AM

Not exactly.  I have tried to change the views in the layout section but I can't get the 2D object to have a top view and the 3D object to have an SE isometric view in the same drawing.  I have attached how it looks after I attempt. 

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‎09-01-2015 06:38 AM

Not exactly.  I have tried to change the views in the layout section but I can't get the 2D object to have a top view and the 3D object to have an SE isometric view in the same drawing.  I have attached how it looks after I attempt. 

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‎09-01-2015 06:48 AM

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‎09-01-2015 06:48 AM

Open this and see if it'll help in anyway.

 

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‎09-01-2015 06:48 AM

Open this and see if it'll help in anyway.

 

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‎09-01-2015 07:05 AM

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‎09-01-2015 07:05 AM

That is what I want to do.  Take two different objects with different views and put them in the same drawing so they can be on the same sheet of paper when printed. Every time I try to do that, it looks like the file I attached in a previous comment.  I can't figure it out based on your file.  I am very new to autocad and took a course but it did not teach about 3D. 

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‎09-01-2015 07:05 AM

That is what I want to do.  Take two different objects with different views and put them in the same drawing so they can be on the same sheet of paper when printed. Every time I try to do that, it looks like the file I attached in a previous comment.  I can't figure it out based on your file.  I am very new to autocad and took a course but it did not teach about 3D. 

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Patchy
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‎09-01-2015 07:12 AM

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‎09-01-2015 07:12 AM

Attach your .dwg instead of a picture. I can't tell how many viewports that overlapped

Use command MVIEW and make a viewport, then you need to understand the VP scale to fit in a sheet, activate the VP and use view for isometric or top, right........

 

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‎09-01-2015 07:12 AM

Attach your .dwg instead of a picture. I can't tell how many viewports that overlapped

Use command MVIEW and make a viewport, then you need to understand the VP scale to fit in a sheet, activate the VP and use view for isometric or top, right........

 

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‎09-01-2015 04:05 PM

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‎09-01-2015 04:05 PM

Use the Viewbase command.  If you aren't well versed in AutoCAD look at youtube.com and search for that name.

 

Here is one

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VHQmQrpkLs


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‎09-01-2015 04:05 PM

Use the Viewbase command.  If you aren't well versed in AutoCAD look at youtube.com and search for that name.

 

Here is one

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VHQmQrpkLs


GrantsPirate
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EXPERT ELITE MEMBER
Always save a copy of the drawing before trying anything suggested here.
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‎12-18-2018 09:36 PM

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‎12-18-2018 09:36 PM

Can you Please Explain how to make an (3d)object visually conceptual within 2d wireframe mode.

 

means: In 2D mode few object can be seen in 2d and selected object can be seen in conceptual view.

@Patchy wrote:

Open this and see if it'll help in anyway.

 

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@Patchy wrote:Capture.JPG

Open this and see if it'll help in anyway.

 

 

 

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‎12-18-2018 09:36 PM

Can you Please Explain how to make an (3d)object visually conceptual within 2d wireframe mode.

 

means: In 2D mode few object can be seen in 2d and selected object can be seen in conceptual view.

@Patchy wrote:

Open this and see if it'll help in anyway.

 

Capture.JPG

@Patchy wrote:Capture.JPG

Open this and see if it'll help in anyway.

 

 

 

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