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Boolean functions: Convert existing region to 3D - AutoCAD Tutorial
From the course: AutoCAD 3D Essential Training
Boolean functions: Convert existing region to 3D
- [Narrator] We're staying in our 3Dplate.DWG file and as per the previous video, we've made sure that all of our objects are 2D objects and now 2D regions. So quick sanity check, is that circle a circle? No, it's a region. Is that polyline a polyline? No, it's a region. So just make sure that everything is a 2D region in your drawing before you commit to the next part of the exercise here, because what we're going to do in this video is make a complex region out of all these individual regions. So we're going to end up with one region, which will represent a plate with four holes in it, but with no thickness. It's very quick and easy actually and you're using the solid editing tools that we've used previously, the Boolean algebra functions. Now, what we need to do is we need to combine some regions first. So we're going to go up to the home tab on the ribbon, solid editing here. Remember we are in 3D modeling…
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Creating plate outline in 2D AutoCAD: Circles and polylines3m 14s
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Converting the 2D AutoCAD objects to AutoCAD regions3m 1s
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Boolean functions: Convert existing region to 3D3m 58s
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Using EXTRUDE to convert the region to a 3D solid3m 27s
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Using PRESSPULL: Add 3D elements and 3D holes to a 3D solid5m 22s
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Adding material to the 3D solid to give it a real-world look6m 5s
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