Reply With QuoteI don't think AutoCAD will let the user stretch a circle.
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29th Jan 2010 10:11 pm #1Full Member
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How do I stretch say a circle on the face of a block to form a boss on the face?
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29th Jan 2010 11:36 pm #2Quantum Mechanic
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29th Jan 2010 11:44 pm #3Super Member
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Are you doing a 2D isometric drawing or drawing in 3D?
If 2D isometric drawing you draw an ellipse on the face of the block, then copy that circle away from the face, draw lines connecting the two, trim what shouldn't show,...The Interweb, it's a series of tubes!
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30th Jan 2010 12:02 am #4Super Member
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Try chapter 40 for iso's.
http://www.andrew.cmu.edu/course/48-...iles/frame.htmTankman
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