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    Select A 3D Solid or Surface: Select An Object To Imprint: Delete The Source Object (Yes/No)

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    This document provides instructions for several 3D modeling commands in AutoCAD, including imprinting, coloring solid edges, copying solid edges, and offsetting solid edges. It describes the prompts for each command and explains that imprinting allows imprinting a 2D object on a 3D solid. It also illustrates coloring edges to only show color in certain visual styles and copying edges to create a 2D object from selected solid edges. The offset edges command offsets a planar edge to create a closed polyline or spline.

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    This document provides instructions for several 3D modeling commands in AutoCAD, including imprinting, coloring solid edges, copying solid edges, and offsetting solid edges. It describes the prompts for each command and explains that imprinting allows imprinting a 2D object on a 3D solid. It also illustrates coloring edges to only show color in certain visual styles and copying edges to create a 2D object from selected solid edges. The offset edges command offsets a planar edge to create a closed polyline or spline.

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    This document provides instructions for several 3D modeling commands in AutoCAD, including imprinting, coloring solid edges, copying solid edges, and offsetting solid edges. It describes the prompts for each command and explains that imprinting allows imprinting a 2D object on a 3D solid. It also illustrates coloring edges to only show color in certain visual styles and copying edges to create a 2D object from selected solid edges. The offset edges command offsets a planar edge to create a closed polyline or spline.

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    Select A 3D Solid or Surface: Select An Object To Imprint: Delete The Source Object (Yes/No)

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    This document provides instructions for several 3D modeling commands in AutoCAD, including imprinting, coloring solid edges, copying solid edges, and offsetting solid edges. It describes the prompts for each command and explains that imprinting allows imprinting a 2D object on a 3D solid. It also illustrates coloring edges to only show color in certain visual styles and copying edges to create a 2D object from selected solid edges. The offset edges command offsets a planar edge to create a closed polyline or spline.

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    200 • AUTOCAD 2021 3D MODELING

    The following prompts will be shown:


    Select a 3D solid or surface:
    Select an object to imprint:
    Delete the source object [Yes/No] <N>:

    This command will affect both surfaces and solids, which makes it a unique
    command among the previous and coming commands. A 2D object should
    be drawn prior to command. AutoCAD will ask to select the desired solid,
    and then select the 2D object. Finally, specify whether to keep the 2D object
    or not. The following image illustrates the concept:

    6.13 COLORING SOLID EDGES


    This command will assign colors for selected edges. To issue this command,
    go to the Home tab, locate the Solid Editing panel, and select the Color
    Edges button:
    SOLID EDITING COMMANDS • 201

    The following prompts will be shown:


    Select edges or [Undo/Remove]:
    Select edges or [Undo/Remove/ALL]:

    Select the desired edges to be colored. When done press [Enter]; the Select
    Color dialog box will be shown. Select the desired color; then click OK.
    The colored edges will be shown only in some visual styles, which are 2D
    Wireframe, Hidden, Shaded with edges, or Wireframe.
    The following image illustrates the concept:

    6.14 COPYING SOLID EDGES


    This command will copy the desired edges of a solid to produce a 2D object.
    This command looks like the Extract edges we discussed above, but this one
    is different as it gives you the freedom to select some of the edges and not
    all the edges. To issue this command, go to the Home tab, locate the Solid
    Editing panel, and select the Copy Edges button:
    202 • AUTOCAD 2021 3D MODELING

    The following prompts will be shown:


    Select edges or [Undo/Remove]:
    Specify a base point or displacement:
    Specify a second point of displacement:

    AutoCAD will ask you to select the desired edges, then specify a base point
    and a second point that is identical to copying objects. When done press
    [Enter] twice. The following image explains the concept:

    6.15 OFFSETTING SOLID EDGES


    This command will offset a planar solid edge to create a closed polyline or
    spline using offset distance. To issue this command, go to the Solid tab,
    locate the Solid Editing, and select the Offset Edge button:

    The following prompts will be shown:


    Select face:
    Specify through point or [Distance/Corner]:

    AutoCAD will ask to select a face, then ask to select a through point. This is
    the default option; specifying this point means you will specify distance and

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