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9th Mar 2003 12:04 am #1K.DelchevGuest
Extruding while rotating a region
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Hi. I am trying to extrude and rotate a region. the region is a bike chain link that needs to be extruded 100mm and rotated 90 degrees at the same time. the final result is somewhat of a spiral. the solid is then to be subtracted from a block leaving an oppening. the block is a magazine which dispencess the links. Please help.
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10th Mar 2003 02:00 pm #3Super Member
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Well, you really have to post up an image to help us understand what you need to do.
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Re: Extruding while rotating a region
Yes, please show us an image of what you are trying to do. As a cyclist I cannot see what you are trying to do (I could just be missing it totally
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Ye, I'm a (road) cyclist too. I thought it may be a chain cleaner ?????
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Ok, I see that too...maybe. I still do not see the extrude and rotate??? Originally Posted by Mr T
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I posted a routine in the AutoLisp section. It is not exactly what you wish; it will generate a surface, not a solid.
Your question is similar with this one:http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=340
maybe you will wish to check it.
Maybe sometime I will write a routine for solids...
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