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Creating a region from 2D objects

Creating a region from 2D objects - AutoCAD Tutorial

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Creating a region from 2D objects

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- [Narrator] We're now in another AutoCAD tip and trick from Lynda.com. We're going to start looking, now, at moving from 2D drafting into 3D drafting. And one of the commands that you can utilize for that is the REGION command. So, we got a whole new drawing for you here. You can download that from your Lynda.com Exercise Files, as usual, to follow along with the video. And what we're going to look at is converting a group of 2D objects into what they call a region. And then, a region can be utilized in a 3D environment to develop 3D solids that you might want to use in a 3D model. So, in this particular 2D drawing, you can see that we've got various objects. Got a rectangle, rectangle, and some circles there. And what we're going to do is we're going to create regions from all of them, and then use a particular 3D solids editing command called Union to join them all together and form one region, which we can then use…

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