Calculating Cubic Square Feet

[Anonymous]

Hello,

Attached is a "Dome" type object (It's been shelled out).  I'm curious how I would calculate the Cubic Square Feet within this object.

Any input would be appreciated.

Thanks.

[Anonymous]

Hello,

Attached is a "Dome" type object (It's been shelled out).  I'm curious how I would calculate the Cubic Square Feet within this object.

Any input would be appreciated.

Thanks.

[3wood]

Command: MASSPROP

[3wood]

Command: MASSPROP

[Anonymous]

Hmmm... Locks up on me when I select my object... Then after I hit escape, it asks me if I want to "write data to a file".

I am using  a Mac.. Not sure if that means anything (no command line or ribbons)

[Anonymous]

Hmmm... Locks up on me when I select my object... Then after I hit escape, it asks me if I want to "write data to a file".

I am using  a Mac.. Not sure if that means anything (no command line or ribbons)

[JDMather]

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@c_scheer_2000 wrote:

... how I would calculate the Cubic Square Feet ....

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What is "Cubic Square Feet"?

[JDMather]

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@c_scheer_2000 wrote:

... how I would calculate the Cubic Square Feet ....

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What is "Cubic Square Feet"?

[JDMather]

If I fill the cavity volume with "water" and measure that I get - 

[JDMather]

If I fill the cavity volume with "water" and measure that I get - 

[Kent1Cooper]

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@c_scheer_2000 wrote:

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Attached is a "Dome" type object (It's been shelled out).  I'm curious how I would calculate the Cubic Square Feet within this object.

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Another way is to get its "Volume" VLA property.  Paste into the Command: line:

(vl-load-com); [if the following line alone results in an unknown-function error message]

(vla-get-Volume (vlax-ename->vla-object (car (entsel "\nSelect Solid for its volume: "))))

That reports in cubic drawing units, so if those are inches, you'll have to divide the result by 12-cubed [the number of cubic inches in a cubic foot].

[Kent1Cooper]

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@c_scheer_2000 wrote:

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Attached is a "Dome" type object (It's been shelled out).  I'm curious how I would calculate the Cubic Square Feet within this object.

.....

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Another way is to get its "Volume" VLA property.  Paste into the Command: line:

(vl-load-com); [if the following line alone results in an unknown-function error message]

(vla-get-Volume (vlax-ename->vla-object (car (entsel "\nSelect Solid for its volume: "))))

That reports in cubic drawing units, so if those are inches, you'll have to divide the result by 12-cubed [the number of cubic inches in a cubic foot].

[3wood]

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I am using  a Mac.. Not sure if that means anything (no command line or ribbons)

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I am sure there is a command line in Mac version. I saw it on my friend's Mac.

Try typing COMMANDLINE on your keyboard ans see what happens.

[3wood]

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I am using  a Mac.. Not sure if that means anything (no command line or ribbons)

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I am sure there is a command line in Mac version. I saw it on my friend's Mac.

Try typing COMMANDLINE on your keyboard ans see what happens.

[Anonymous]

I don't know where you live at but over here in the USA we only have square feet or cubic feet

[Anonymous]

I don't know where you live at but over here in the USA we only have square feet or cubic feet