shape display in print

[joe]

Good morning, I downloaded from the network a dwg of a bus in 3d, consisting of polyhedra mesh and 3d faces.
the problem is that I would like to see in the printing phase (previously hidden) only the true silhouette, without seeing all lines of faces and mesh. You know how to suggest me?

 

[joe]

if you can't delete all diagonals, could you turn into solid?

 

[Shotfree]

hi joe, could you upload the file you're talking about so that it can better understand the problem? is it a true 3d or a simulated 3d (as it was 20 years ago)?

 

[joe]

lo allego

 

[Shotfree]

ok, it is a mesh exploded (or similar), you should recalculate it with autocad solids, otherwise it is practically unusable, the operation is quite simple if you know how to use the 3d, I tried to open it also with other sw but the result is that it is always seen as a 2d

 

[joe]

All right, thank you, but what do you mean by recalculating it? If I give a thickness to all 3d faces and turn polyhedral mesh into a surface and then I also give it a thickness, I do not think you solve the problem that I have exposed you; in fact giving a thickness to all the resulting surfaces, precisely because they are so many surfaces united, the diagonals will be seen equally in the "previous" printing mode

 

[Shotfree]

I mean to recreate the geometries by exploiting what you have as references, for example you could make the commes with a cylinder and extrude it "recovering" the broken lines, the operation is a little long, but I don't think you can do much more, unfortunately a thick mesh does not allow you to get a unique face (if there is the way I do not know it), so in the press you will always see the different segments that delimitate.

 

[Shotfree]

Sorry rubbers not comme:lol:

 

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ok, it is a mesh exploded (or similar), you should recalculate it with autocad solids, otherwise it is practically unusable, the operation is quite simple if you know how to use the 3d, I tried to open it also with other sw but the result is that it is always seen as a 2d

è un 3dhttps://viewer.autodesk.com/id/dxju...imzzimdutnmziny0xzmqwltnjntgtzdgzytrlogq0mdqy

 

[joe]

the file I posted it and I know it is a 3d. print a 3d with the "previous" shading option allows not to display diagonal notes, of a mesh for example, which make up the profile; the problem in question is precisely this: a solution, for this design to eliminate the diagonals in the printing phase with hidden lines. it seems that there is no solution

 

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a nice post to render with photoshop