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Anonymous
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connection between two solid

Anonymous
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Hello,

here is in attach the plans for a dam that I have to model in 3D, there is also my dwg file so you can see that I did two part of my area which is the number 10, but there is an extension in the area and I can't do it, I would like to connect the two areas with the deviation of the edge but I'm lost, if someone could help it would be great...

thanks!

 

 

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connection between two solid

Hello,

here is in attach the plans for a dam that I have to model in 3D, there is also my dwg file so you can see that I did two part of my area which is the number 10, but there is an extension in the area and I can't do it, I would like to connect the two areas with the deviation of the edge but I'm lost, if someone could help it would be great...

thanks!

 

 

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Alfred.NESWADBA
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Alfred.NESWADBA
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Hi,

 

>> my area which is the number 10, but there is an extension in the

>> area and I can't do it, I would like to connect the two areas with

>> the deviation of the edge

I'm not clear understanding your question, but what you are trying to do with Vanilla AutoCAD and 3D-Solids should be done with Civil 3D. There you have the control for assemblies/sub-assemblies, their height and width and super-elevation along an alignment.

 

- alfred -

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Hi,

 

>> my area which is the number 10, but there is an extension in the

>> area and I can't do it, I would like to connect the two areas with

>> the deviation of the edge

I'm not clear understanding your question, but what you are trying to do with Vanilla AutoCAD and 3D-Solids should be done with Civil 3D. There you have the control for assemblies/sub-assemblies, their height and width and super-elevation along an alignment.

 

- alfred -

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Alfred NESWADBA
ISH-Solutions GmbH / Ingenieur Studio HOLLAUS
www.ish-solutions.at ... blog.ish-solutions.at ... LinkedIn ... CDay 2024
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

(not an Autodesk consultant)
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imadHabash
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imadHabash
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Hi,

Since we don't have all the data , i'll give a hint that may help you . try to draw an elevation for your profile then Extrude it as shown below . you have also an option for Path to extrude with . 

 

Extrude.gif

Imad Habash

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Hi,

Since we don't have all the data , i'll give a hint that may help you . try to draw an elevation for your profile then Extrude it as shown below . you have also an option for Path to extrude with . 

 

Extrude.gif

Imad Habash

EESignature

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