I'm doing a small 3D assignment for class, and I need extruding these trusses in my drawing 2". I'm aware that they need to be a solid polyline object in order to do so, however I can't seem to figure it out!
Here is the file:
Assignment1.dwg
where can I find detail coments of roof trusses. how do I get them in my detail components library?
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Bookshelf.jpg
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I´ll add a reduced version of the drawing here: the original shapes are on layer 0, the extrusions on 0 - X
Drawing2.dwg
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How to get accurate fill volume data in complex assemblies.
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After Googling a lot i didn't get any result
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