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How do I retrieve a Object 2D Profile after Revolving


VIC842

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Hello Everyone

 

Title pretty much says it all. I previously created a 2D PLine that I revolved 360 into an object I am working on.

 

I need to replicate the same 2D Pline. Is there an easy way to extract or get a duplicate of the of that 2D Pline?

 

Thanks for any help

 

Vic

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First off change your settings to retain geometry, after that copy the solid, slice it down the middle, and pick a side to keep. Now explode the “half” solid, delete everything but the surface you wish to keep, and then explode the surface and PEDIT the lines back to a polyline.

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To expand on what zaphod suggested, in order to retain geometry while performing a procedure such as REVOLVE, you need to make sure your DELOBJ system variable is set to 0.

 

Here's a complete listing of the various options available with the DELOBJ variable: http://help.autodesk.com/view/ACD/2015/ENU/?guid=GUID-CB64587F-611E-441E-AB07-14B415BF535F

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if you are asking about 3D objects that you have created in past and "DELOBJ" not help to you,

Flatshot is another command that you can use to create a 2d drawing of your 3d object, which you have to explode and edit to get your original profile

make sure to copy the 3D object into a new drawing, as flatshot includes all 3d objects in your drawing

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