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Spawnyseany View Drop Down
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Points: 1 		Direct Link To This Post Topic: 3D help
    Posted: 11.Aug.2008 at 17:23
Looking some assistance



If i have all the dimensions of an item (plan,Elevation,End Elevations)

for sayings sake a ps3

whats the easist way of generating this in 3D
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Points: 149 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 11.Aug.2008 at 21:37
PS3 is PostScript file. I'm afraid you need to do again in some program for 3D (AutoCAD, 3D Studio MAX, Revit, Invenor - It depends on content of PS3 file). Sorry for bad news.
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Points: 11 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 12.Aug.2008 at 01:26
Ha... I believe you're talking about a Playstation 3, not the program script, right?
 
The basics of modeling anything in 3D is starting off with polylines and extruding them; so take the outmost dimensions and create a rectangular prism by extruding a polyline rectangle.  You then can create shapes to "cut out" like you were carving a sculpture.  You would create your "cut" and then use the subtract tool to cut that shape out of your original 3D prism.
 
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Points: 149 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 12.Aug.2008 at 07:47
Sorry, I did read the topic just quick and at the night, if you wrote about playstation, I'm sorry.

Edited by PepaR - 12.Aug.2008 at 07:48
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Points: 16 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 15.Aug.2008 at 13:28
if u really need people to draw the 3d model for you. i'm  able to help you.
just send your 2d drawing for me and i will finish at couple hours.
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i am mechanical engineer of china,want to make friends with everybody!
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u r welcome. let me know if u need help.

my personal email- chinthong.lim@googlemail.com
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