Good evening
I would like to make a 2D view from a 3D on autocad, I know that it can be done on a non-LT autocad, but I don't know how.
Is it also possible to do it on draftsight?
Thank you for your answers.
Hello, I think you need to make a drawing (without dimensioning it, just by placing the views) and save it in dwg or dxf format.
Or maybe it's directly possible from a 3d view by saving as?
Hello
It all depends on the version you have.
in 2013 for example if you enable the workspace: 3D Modeling
In the presentation tab of the ribbon, you can create views just like in any other 3D application (basic view to begin with).
However, I strongly advise you to use an autodesk suite (containing inventor or revit) for approximately the price of a Full autocad.
Hello, thank you for answering!
I found what I want to do, the command must be "flatten 3D in 2D" something like that, does that speak to you?
Hello
indeed there is the flatshot or APLANIRGEOM function:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dY7HVOwCWV4
http://acad.bookencore.com/cours/niveau-3/AutoCAD-Aplanir-Geometrie.html