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First Attemp w/3D

Last post 05-08-2008 8:52 PM by John Griffin. 2 replies.
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  • 05-08-2008 5:17 PM

    First Attemp w/3D

    I finally tried to submit a 3D drawing. I can't submit the attached drawing because

    1. It looks like crap

    2. I'm a rookie at 3D

    I'm hoping that somebody here has some great advice for me about all of the extra lines.

    Thanks for the help. 


    Thanks,
    Gary


    Production Box:
    OS: Windows XP SP2
    AutoCAD 2008 - English SP1
    MV: Ver.6
    Library: Original V6 Frameless
    CPU: Dual-Core Intel
    Memory: 4GB

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    AutoCAD 2009 - English SP1
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  • 05-08-2008 7:19 PM In reply to

    Re: First Attemp w/3D

    Try using ACAD's "Hide" command or "Sectionplane" command.  Both should give you some much better results.  There are a couple of threads for sectionplane, just do a search on that.

    Derek Olander

    Bespoke Millwork
    Houston, TX

    ACAD: 2007 SP1
    MV: 67.104.2.0
    Library Primary: Original V6 Frameless
    Library Testing: Frameless Modular
    Casework Library
    0004.0201.1007.009
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  • 05-08-2008 8:52 PM In reply to

    Re: First Attemp w/3D

    First thing: Set your DISPSILH Settings in Autocad to 1

    After that make sure that your viewport on your Paperspace Tab is set to Display Hidden on Plot, you can check this by selecting your Viewport and looking at the Properties.

    Do NOT use any other view settings in your Model Space on your Drawing Tab. Autocad will slow down exponetially the more that you set the Viewports to show hidden, conceptual, or shaded while in Model Space, that is why you set the Viewport to Show Hidden Lines on Plot.

    Try that and let us know how it goes.

    John Griffin
    Microvellum Services

    I have a splitting headache!

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