problem with 3d

[Shape]

Sorry I'm asking you. So nn was no retino, he was a solid.. but what kind of solid? I mean, if I had to create one, how would I? Like, I create a wavy line and just extrude it, don't I?

create polylinea that identifies the shape and then extrudes along the slope of the layer.

But if I can... you are entering a minefield with very little knowledge of both autocad and 3d. I understand the pressures of the boss but start a 3d from hawks and tilted planes thinking that these are retinal is a suicide.
you risk losing a lot of time and then still don't get out of it, at that point the boss gets you..... with the sand! ! !

 

[MarcoBi]

Sorry I'm asking you. So nn was no retino, he was a solid.. but what kind of solid? I mean, if I had to create one, how would I? Like, I create a wavy line and just extrude it, don't I?

Of course, with autocad it is enough that you create a closed polygon. do your section with a polyline and then extrude it for the desired value.
You can also get a solid revolution with the same meddo, by "turning" a section around a revolution axis. :finger:

 

[Luigicigana]

create polylinea that identifies the shape and then extrudes along the slope of the layer.

But if I can... you are entering a minefield with very little knowledge of both autocad and 3d. I understand the pressures of the boss but start a 3d from hawks and tilted planes thinking that these are retinal is a suicide.
you risk losing a lot of time and then still don't get out of it, at that point the boss gets you..... with the sand! ! !

I know you're right, I have a lot of 3d knowledge, but I don't even know where to inform me. that is to have mastery of the 3d you have to know the functions/commands and then it takes so much exercise.. for now I am at a good point (for my skills) in creating this 3d. I certainly miss so much time in looking for online guides and video tutorials.. However, the trainees are paid

 

[Luigicigana]

Of course, with autocad it is enough that you create a closed polygon. do your section with a polyline and then extrude it for the desired value.
You can also get a solid revolution with the same meddo, by "turning" a section around a revolution axis. :finger:

ah already true.. Thanks :finger:

 

[GP.]

...there are three holes that would have to be skylights. I have to close them.. How to do that?

van well all the procedures that lead to the solution of the problem, the quickest is to iron the face by selecting it with ctrl+click

 

[Luigicigana]

I'm losing myself in a glass of water. how do I "buke" a surface for example to put in a window? is a surface and not a solid.. in a few words like a command cut. .

 

[lattu]

you must operate with the regions and the Boolean (unisci, subrai, interseca)

 

[Luigicigana]

you must operate with the regions and the Boolean (unisci, subrai, interseca)

but does nn boolean only work with solids??

 

[Shape]

van well all the procedures that lead to the solution of the problem, the quickest is to iron the face by selecting it with ctrl+click

That's a big tip. I didn't think about it!

:finger:

 

[Shape]

you must operate with the regions and the Boolean (unisci, subrai, interseca)

but does nn boolean only work with solids??

regions are solids with thickness 0

 

[Luigicigana]

regions are solids with thickness 0

ah ok now it explains everything.. thanks guys:finger: