3D model of Truck
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Topic: 3D model of Truck
Posted By: aeroashfaq
Subject: 3D model of Truck
Date Posted: 12.Feb.2014 at 13:06
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Actually I Dont know (forgot some steps) how to create 3D model in AutoCAD, can any body help me to create or give me step by step procedure. Following are the 2D drawings: uploads/444710/New_folder.zip" rel="nofollow - uploads/444710/New_folder.zip ------------- Ashfaq |
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Posted By: Ganes
Date Posted: 26.Mar.2014 at 00:29
| HI,im new about CAD,im building some kind of machine and now its ready to febricate,is here anyone can help to convert my hand drawings to the 3d auto cad for cash.please let me know if anyone intreasted.thanks.my email is - modelmaker29@gmail.com |
Posted By: philippe JOSEPH
Date Posted: 26.Mar.2014 at 07:35
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Aeroashfaq, do you have the 3 images in a DWG file ?
Then you could EXTRUDE some REGIONS.
If not, try to download the free soft ANYDWG to convert a good image file into a DWG.
With that 2D views you could try and work some 3D volumes.
To do 3D work with AutoCAD you have to create closed areas ( with REGION for example ) and :
EXTRUDE or REVOLUTION them, then UNION or SUBTRACT them etc...
Try to find some documentation about 3D for you not being stoped right in the beginning.
Tell us about your expereiences, tests, upload your drawings so that we can critizise them etc...
I have a truck in 3D and I will upload it in the Cad Blocks library right here in the site.
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Posted By: John Connor
Date Posted: 26.Mar.2014 at 10:31
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aero: You have a lot of work ahead of you trying to do that in plain AutoCAD not too mention that although you have many of the overall dimensions you do not have detailed/full dimensions on many aspects of the truck. You could "rough" it out by drawing the profiles of all three views then extruding them followed by using the Interfere command to see where they overlap. That is still going to be a lot of work. I know of one possible source for 2D views (in DWG file format) of many trucks which include top, front, rear and side views. Question: Are you going to attempt this as a 3D solid or use surfaces? ------------- "Humans have a strength that cannot be measured. This is John Connor. If you are reading this, you are the resistance." <<AutoCAD 2015>> |
Posted By: John Connor
Date Posted: 26.Mar.2014 at 10:35
Ganes: It is considered impolite to hijack a thread started by someone else just to ask for help with your own unrelated problem. In the future start a new post. Do you have detailed, dimensioned views of your machine or are they rough sketches? The more information you already have down on paper the faster someone can work to create the machine in 3D. If they have to stop every five to ten minutes to ask a question that increases the amount of time spent which will increase the price you have to pay. ------------- "Humans have a strength that cannot be measured. This is John Connor. If you are reading this, you are the resistance." <<AutoCAD 2015>> |
Ganes wrote: