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    Chapter 9

    2D Solids and 3D Faces

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    2D Solid and Hatch

    2D Solid and Hatch


    2D Solid 9.1

    1.

    Choose

    Draw, Solids, 2D Solid.


    or

    2.

    Type

    SOLID at the command prompt.


    Command: solid
    First point: P1
    Second point: P2
    Third point: P3
    Fourth point: P4
    Third point: enter

    2D Hatch 9.2

    1.

    Choose

    Draw, Hatch...

    2.

    Choose

    the Other Predefined tab.

    3.

    Choose

    Solid.

    NOTE: 2D Solids and Hatches cannot be rendered or shaded.

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    3D Faces

    3D Faces
    3D Face 9.3
    3DFACE creates a three- or four-sided surface anywhere in 3D
    space. You can specify different Z coordinates for each corner point
    of a 3D face. 3DFACE differs from SOLID, which creates a threeor four-sided surface that is parallel to the current UCS and can be
    extruded.

    With 3DFACE, you control which edges of a 3D face are visible,


    allowing accurate modeling of objects with holes. Entering i or
    invisible before the first point of an edge makes the edge invisible.
    1.

    Choose

    Draw, Surfaces, 3D Face.


    or

    2.

    Type

    3DFACE at the command prompt.


    Command: 3dface
    First point: pick
    Second point: pick
    Third point: pick
    Fourth point: pick
    Third point: enter

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    Edges

    Edges
    Edge 9.4
    1.

    Choose

    Draw, Surfaces, Edge.


    or

    2.

    Type

    EDGE at the command prompt.


    Command: edge
    Display/<Select edge>: pick a 3D edge

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    Invisible Faces

    Invisible Faces
    3D Invisible Edge 9.5
    1.

    Choose

    Draw, Solids, 3D Face.


    or

    2.

    Type

    3DFACE at the command prompt.


    Command: 3dface
    First point: P1
    Second point: P2
    Third point: i P3
    Fourth point: P4
    Third point: i P5
    Fourth point: P6
    Third point: P7
    Fourth point: P8
    Third point: enter
    NOTE: You must enter an i for invisible before the
    face is chosen.

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    Pface

    Pface
    Pface 9.7

    Face 3, vertex 2:
    Enter a vertex number or [Color/Layer] <next face>: 5

    1.

    Type

    PFACE at the command prompt.


    Command: pface

    Face 3, vertex 3:
    Enter a vertex number or [Color/Layer] <next face>: 6

    Specify location for vertex 1-8: P1 -P8


    Face 1, vertex 1:

    Face 3, vertex 4:
    Enter a vertex number or [Color/Layer] <next face>:

    Enter a vertex number or [Color/Layer]: 1


    Face 1, vertex 2:

    Face 4, vertex 1:
    Enter a vertex number or [Color/Layer]:

    Enter a vertex number or [Color/Layer] <next face>: 2


    Face 1, vertex 3:
    Enter a vertex number or [Color/Layer] <next face>: 6
    Face 1, vertex 4:
    Enter a vertex number or [Color/Layer] <next face>: 7
    Face 1, vertex 5: enter
    Enter a vertex number or [Color/Layer] <next face>:
    Face 2, vertex 1:
    Enter a vertex number or [Color/Layer]: 2
    Face 2, vertex 2:
    Enter a vertex number or [Color/Layer] <next face>: 3
    Face 2, vertex 3:
    Enter a vertex number or [Color/Layer] <next face>: 4
    Face 2, vertex 4:
    Enter a vertex number or [Color/Layer] <next face>: 6
    Face 2, vertex 5:
    Enter a vertex number or [Color/Layer] <next face>:
    Face 3, vertex 1:
    Enter a vertex number or [Color/Layer]: 4

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