GIS2.jpg' alt='Autocad Civil 3D Tutorial Download' title='Autocad Civil 3D Tutorial Download' />Yet Another Way to Go from 3D to 2D in AutoCAD 22 Jan, 2015 By Bill Fane Learning Curve tutorial To create 2D views from 3D models quickly, try the. Click Save As. In the Save Drawing As dialog box, navigate to the Civil 3D Projects folder Tutorial Data Shortcuts ProjectSource Drawings folder. ENU/Civil3D-UserGuide/images/GUID-BB3BC43C-1A98-4706-90C4-A78874216B85.png' alt='Autocad Civil 3D Tutorial Download' title='Autocad Civil 3D Tutorial Download' />Yet Another Way to Go from 3. D to 2. D in Auto. CAD2. 2 Jan, 2. 01. By Bill Fane. Learning Curve tutorial To create 2. D views from 3. D models quickly, try the View. Base family of commands. It was a warm and sunny December morning, just before Christmas. Captain Learn. Curve, his gorgeous wife, and their son and daughter in law were relaxing in the sun on the deck of the Silver Spirit Wait a minute You live in Vancouver, Canada How could you be relaxing on the deck of a boat in December about 4. Cairns, Australia, just outside the Great Barrier Reef. Oh. That would explain it. Suddenly a shout rang out Divers in the water With a series of splashes the Captain and his son stepped overboard, along with the divemaster and four other divers. Thats one fairly big step for Captain Learn. Curve. Six dives in two days would bring the Captains lifetime total to 2. He loves the freedom to move at will in all three dimensions, as opposed to only two when hes on the surface thats it This months topic Huh Generating 2. D working drawings from 3. El Verdadero Valor De Las Piezas En Ajedrez Pdf'>El Verdadero Valor De Las Piezas En Ajedrez Pdf. D models But havent you already covered that in two previous columns Actually, those two columns hardly covered the half of it. Auto. CAD in fact has four basic processes for producing 2. D drawings from 3. D models. But previously you said it had threeMore on that later. My first column on this topic covered the Flat. Shot command, which is the oldest and simplest. It is still the fastest and easiest for producing a quick and dirty view but it has too many limitations if you want to get fancy. Next came the command sequence using the Sol. View, Sol. Draw, and Sol. Prof combination, as covered in my second column of this series. This combination is more powerful and versatile than Flat. Shot but takes a little more effort, and once again has a few limitations and gnarly bits. The Power of Positive Procrastination. Time and the Autodesk programmers marched on. In due course they produced the Section. Plane family of commands, which made it much easier to produce 2. D drawing and cross section views. And Auto. CAD 2. 01. D to 2. D commands, which make it almost trivially easy to produce 2. D drawing and section views from solid models. So by delaying this column until now, I have cunningly avoided the need to write one about the Section. Plane family. In my first article about 3. D to 2. D, I bragged that I had created four ortho views and an isometric view in under five minutes. Well, using the View. Base command I can reproduce that drawing in well under one minute, assuming I have the 3. D model to begin with. Ill demonstrate, using the same simple part from the earlier article. You can download it if you want to follow along. Open the drawing file. Click on the Layout 1 tab to make it current. Delete the existing viewport. You can eliminate the need for this step in future drawings by deleting it from your template file. Start the View. Base command. Youll find it on the Ribbon menu Layout tab Create View panel Base button. Visual Studio Express 2008 Torrent there. A layout tab has to be current for the Layout tab to show. A couple of paragraphs back, I bragged that I could create the 2. D drawing views of our sample part in under a minute. Okay, start the clock Having started the View. Base command, click on From Model Space in the drop down menu that appears. One Mississippi. Auto. CAD asks for a view location. Click approximately in the center of the lower left quadrant of the drawing, then click e. Xit in the context menu or press Enter. Mississippi. Auto. CAD continues asking for view locations. Click above the first view, then to the right of the first view, then approximately in the center of the upper right quadrant of the layout, then press Enter. Mississippi, four Mississippi and stop the clock, which shows that it took just a few seconds to produce the figure below. Thats a bit faster than the 1. I outlined in the previous article, isnt it With the View. Base command, it took only four seconds to produce this drawing Ah, but the View. Base command is even trickier. For starters, it assumes that you are going to create at least the three basic orthographic views front, top, and end and so it automatically scales the 2. D views to suit the page layout sheet size. Well have more on this later. Now we want to add a few dimensions, but there isnt enough room between the views to fit them in. No problem simply click anywhere within the top view, then use the little blue square grip to drag it upward a bit. Oops, we forgot to turn Ortho or Polar on wait a minute, we dont need toOrthographic views can only be moved vertically or horizontally, regardless of the Ortho andor Polar settings Similarly, moving the base view brings all its ortho children along with it, while isometric views remain independent. Okay, weve added a couple of dimensions to the paper space layout, as shown below. For best results with dimensioning I would suggest using Object mode or End. Point object snaps to attach the dimensions. We moved the top view up and added two dimensions. Note Comments are moderated and will appear live after approval by the site moderator.