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Ash Mair
21st Jan 2003, 07:55 pm
I need to create flat 2d profiles from 3d solids and was wondering what is the best way to do this? I know it can be done by plotting to a DX file but even with the hide lines on I end up with a lot of unwanted lines that need to be cleaned up which can take up too much time. Please help!!

f700es
21st Jan 2003, 10:30 pm
I need to create flat 2d profiles from 3d solids and was wondering what is the best way to do this? I know it can be done by plotting to a DX file but even with the hide lines on I end up with a lot of unwanted lines that need to be cleaned up which can take up too much time. Please help!!

2 ways I know of..
there is a flatten lisp that one can use
and the bonus tools come with a flatten and remove hidden lines tool
but of course you must be using full AutoCAD and not LT.

F7

Mr T
21st Jan 2003, 10:59 pm
SOLDRAW SOLVIEW etc. This automatically creates 2D views.
This is, done in 'layouts'.

Just hit F1 and search the index if you are not sure.

Nick

Mr T
21st Jan 2003, 11:05 pm
SOLDRAW SOLVIEW etc. This automatically creates 2D views.
This is, done in 'layouts'.

Just hit F1 and search the index if you are not sure.

Nick

fuccaro
22nd Jan 2003, 06:54 am
Mr T
I think you should clean your mouse. When you wish to click (the submit button for example), the mouse send two clicks caused of the dirty contacts.
And a personal question: how are you? –I wish you a nice nice nice day! (sorry, me too I must clean my mouse)

Ash Mair
22nd Jan 2003, 08:26 pm
Just wanted to say thankyou for your help and the problem is sorted. (not sure what you mean about my mouse though!)

robfowler
22nd Jan 2003, 08:29 pm
Ash, it's not your mouse fuccaro was on about - it's Mr T who is having multiple similar posts to threads!

Rob Fowler.

CADTutor
22nd Jan 2003, 09:58 pm
Hmm, it seems to be quite a shock to novice users that this forum is good humoured unlike many "serious" forums out there. I must say I like the tone and personality the forum is developing - let's hope it lasts :)

Sorry, that was off topic :oops:

Mr T
23rd Jan 2003, 12:10 am
Actually when I posted I got an error saying ' send message failed', I could not see the message appear in the forum.

So I tried to send it again.

Not balls or anything else, but a fault on the website/php !

Nick

Mr T
23rd Jan 2003, 12:11 am
Just happened again ahhhhhhh !

Exact error message -

General Error

Failed sending email

Nick