Hi,
You can convert surfaces to 3D solids by extruding the surface with THICKEN command .
Imad Habash
Since you only have 3dface objects in your CAD drawing file , this is how to convert the 3D face to a 3D solid :
- Enter CONVTOSURFACE on the command line.
- Select the face that you want to convert.
- Enter THICKEN on the command line.
- Select the surface .
- Enter a thickness value for the selected surface on the command line.
- When prompted, choose whether or not to erase the defining surface
click on below image to see how it's work .
Imad Habash
@dm0144 wrote:
Is there a quick fix for this issue instead of modeling each object seperatelly?
Nope, sorry.
You could convert all 3DFaces to (planar) Surfaces (convtosurface) and then try to convert to Solids (sculpt), but ...
- none of the buildings has a floor (bottom closing surface). For each of the missing floors you have to add a planar surface. But, because they are at different Z-levels you have to do it separately for each building one by one - a lot of work.
- Often I see buildings which penetrate each other. This will cause additional problems.
- I didn't check if the the walls, the roof and the (self drawn) floors build watertight volumes. If not, you have to repair it - also one by one.
Summary: I don't see a way to convert the 3DFaces into solids without an enormous amount of work.
Jürgen Palme
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