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Autocad commands to yz view
Autocad commands to yz view




Block Point: inserts a block at a point that is selected in the planar view image - to customize the definition of the macro to insert a block in your AutoCAD drawing just replace the text BLOCKNAME with. Aligns the cutting plane parallel to the XZ plane of the UCS and passing through a specified point.ĭefines the cutting plane using three points. Slice YZ: slices the point cloud parallel to the YZ plane of the current UCS between two clicked points of differing X values (As-Built). Specify a point to define the location of the cutting plane. Aligns the cutting plane parallel to the YZ plane of the UCS and passing through a specified point.Īligns the cutting plane with the XZ plane of the current UCS. Aligns the cutting plane parallel to the XY plane of the UCS and passing through a specified point. Sets a point on the object to start the slice.Īligns the cutting plane with the XY plane of the current UCS. Specify a point on the current view plane.In 3D space the drawings need to be drawn on many different planes some are predefined planes like XY, YZ or ZX and others are user-defined planes. Specifying a point defines the location of the cutting plane. In AutoCAD, you can only draw on XY plane and this restriction has little impact in the 2D workspace but when you move to 3D all hell breaks loose. Specifies a point that defines the axis that is perpendicular to the slicing plane.Īligns the cutting plane parallel to the current viewport's viewing plane. Specify a point on the Z-axis (normal) of the plane.Select the sliced object on the desired side to keepĭefines the cutting plane by specifying a point on the plane and another point on the Z axis (normal) of the plane.Note: You cannot specify mesh, 3D face, or thickened objects as the cutting surface.

autocad commands to yz view

  • Specify a point on desired side to keepĪligns the cutting plane with a selected surface.
  • A planar 3D polyline object can also be selected. Specifies the planar object that defines the cutting plane.
  • Select a circle, ellipse, arc, 2D-spline, or 2D-polyline.
  • Specify a point on the desired side to keepĪligns the cutting plane with a plane that contains the selected circle, ellipse, circular or elliptical arc, 2D spline, 2D polyline, or planar 3D polyline.
  • If the second point is not located on the XY plane of the UCS, it is projected onto the plane. Sets the second of two points on the slicing plane. After you specify the second point on the plane, you can choose whether to keep both sides of the sliced object or you can specify another point on the side of the plane that you want to keep. With this option, the slicing plane is always perpendicular to the XY plane of the current UCS. Sets the first of two points that define the orientation of the slicing plane.

    autocad commands to yz view

    If you select a mesh object, you can choose to convert it to a 3D solid or surface before completing the slice operation. Specifies the 3D solid or surface object that you want to slice.






    Autocad commands to yz view