Hi, I am wondering if anybody can help.
I have created a 2D drawing of the front of a piece of furniture I have designed. I need to create it into a 3D drawing like shown below. Is this something which can be done on AutoCAD? (left image my design, right image how I need it to look)
Thank you
Hi, I am wondering if anybody can help.
I have created a 2D drawing of the front of a piece of furniture I have designed. I need to create it into a 3D drawing like shown below. Is this something which can be done on AutoCAD? (left image my design, right image how I need it to look)
Thank you
Surely, use command EXTRUDE
If you want them to be 3dsolid, use command boundary on the lines first.
Surely, use command EXTRUDE
If you want them to be 3dsolid, use command boundary on the lines first.
I have tried this but when I try and 3D rotate my drawing it won't let me get the angle like my second image.
I have tried this but when I try and 3D rotate my drawing it won't let me get the angle like my second image.
I am also trying to recreate this in the 3D workspace however, when I try to draw a line in between 2 lines I have already drew so they all connect it won't let me. For example, the two vertical lines highlighted I need to draw a line across between the two lines however it won't connect if that makes sense.
I am also trying to recreate this in the 3D workspace however, when I try to draw a line in between 2 lines I have already drew so they all connect it won't let me. For example, the two vertical lines highlighted I need to draw a line across between the two lines however it won't connect if that makes sense.
I also won't let me extend up the line when you hover over before clicking to create a line. Do you know anything about this too?
Sorry I am new to AutoCAD!!
Thankyou 🙂
I also won't let me extend up the line when you hover over before clicking to create a line. Do you know anything about this too?
Sorry I am new to AutoCAD!!
Thankyou 🙂
Hi @Anonymous
Have a look at the UCS and manipulating the UCS. It's what allows you to draw in different planes
Mark
Hi @Anonymous
Have a look at the UCS and manipulating the UCS. It's what allows you to draw in different planes
Mark
Attach your .dwg, let's find an easy way to show you.
Attach your .dwg, let's find an easy way to show you.
Can't find what you're looking for? Ask the community or share your knowledge.