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Topic ClosedHow to draw a person in 3D AutoCAD

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    Posted: 02.Feb.2015 at 16:31
Hello,

I would like to be able to draw a person in 3D AutoCAD..............or even take one of the 3D people on this website - and some how put an image/ photo of a friend onto the 3D AUtoCAD person.

Any help appreciated - thankyou,

Angus
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Take several photographs of your friend then go find a program that will build a point cloud based on the photographs.  Bring the point cloud into AutoCAD.
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