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Parametric constraints between 3D objects in AutoCAD.

A - answer AutoCAD does not officially support geometric 3D constraints, but parametric constraints can be used also for 3D objects.

Just create the constraint between 2D objects first and then add the new 3D object(s) to the same block (or group) as the original constrained object. An example of constrained 3D objects created by editing the original 2D blocks using EXTRUDE (and DELOBJ=0) in the sample drawing with bricks of a toy set - Merkur2.dwg:

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See also:
Tip 14088:3 methods of creating true rectangles in AutoCAD.
Tip 13788:Green square - mathematical charade and parametric constraints in AutoCAD.
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Tip 11998:Double object snap (osnap) - how to align a line between two lines? (geom.constraints)


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