Editing 3D objects in AutoCAD by stamping 2D objects | 22/26 | UPV
Title: Editing 3D Objects in AutoCAD by Embossing 2D Objects
Description: Editing 3D objects by embossing 2D objects onto them. Navarro Jover, JM. (2013). Editing 3D Objects in AutoCAD by Embossing 2D Objects. http://hdl.handle.net/10251/28722
Self-description: This video explains the process of editing 3D objects in AutoCAD using the embossing technique. Embossing allows you to add more geometry to an object, increasing editing options by introducing new edges, faces, and vertices. This method stands out as an alternative to editing solids by adding additional geometry.
The general procedure is shown, which involves drawing the 2D object you want to emboss onto the face of a 3D object. After embossing, the object becomes part of the solid, changing its original shape. The stamping tool is located on the Home ribbon, within the Edit Solids group, and requires answering certain program questions to select the objects involved and decide whether to keep or delete the original object after stamping.
Once the new elements have been stamped, various editing options are presented, such as moving, extruding, or rotating the newly added faces or edges, while maintaining the integrity of the solid. It is emphasized that the object to be stamped must be coplanar with a face of the 3D object. The video concludes by summarizing the workflow: starting with a 3D object, stamping a 2D object over it, and finally editing the now modified solid.
Author: Navarro Jover José Manuel
Course: This video is video 22/26 of the Creating 3D Objects in AutoCAD course | Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV). • Curso Creación de objetos 3D en Autocad | ...
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