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Topic Closed3D Blocks

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    Posted: 08.Apr.2013 at 10:19
Hi,
I have a problem in that I have saved a WBlock of a 3D item. When I open the file as it is. It operates in 3D as drawn. All the solids are solids.
But when I insert it as a block it becomes a 3d representation of the items. It does not show as solids. If I explode it, it just becomes a lot of individual lines on various on various X.Y & Z settings. What am I doing wrong? I need the block to act as a3D solid so I can slice it and edit it with 3D editing commands. Any help or advice would be appreciated. Thanks
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 08.Apr.2013 at 11:54
It sounds like the block is being exploded upon insertion into the drawing.  That's why when you explode it a second time you are ending up with something that is no longer a solid.  Check the insertion dialog box.
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