I am new to CAD three-dimensional drawing. How can I convert the three-dimensional drawing into two-dimensional and display the three-dimensional effect?
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I am new to CAD three-dimensional drawing. How can I convert the three-dimensional drawing into two-dimensional and display the three-dimensional effect? The picture below is a three-dimensional rack I drew myself, but why can't I label it? Why are the labels misaligned? ? ? In addition, I want to generate this kind of axis-side three-dimensional effect on a two-dimensional plane. Can it be generated? ? ? Mainly I want to facilitate labeling and drawing, please give me some advice! !
The Z-axis direction cannot be marked at all. Several times the mark display is 0.
What is the three-dimensional effect of the plane generated by this person? Is this exported from 3D or drawn one stroke at a time on the CAD plane? ? I just want to extract the three-dimensional effect displayed on the two-dimensional plane from three dimensions to facilitate annotation and drawing.
1. How is this three-dimensional blanking effect achieved? ? 2. How should the label be marked? ?
This is a 3D drawing of pipelines and equipment drawn by someone else using CAD. How can it be generated into a flat 3D drawing? ? How to draw pipelines and equipment in 3D? ?
You may need CADworx for pipes and equipment. If you must label, turn the CAD coordinate system.
Never taken a drawing class? “Never heard of the word "axonometric drawing"? For skid-mounted equipment, you use mechanical equipment software to draw it. solidworks, Inventor, UG, proE, or you tube and pipe, or you assemble by parts. Dimensions are marked on axonometric drawings. I have only seen them in teaching. In actual production, axonometric drawings are included. If you can't understand two-dimensional drawings, just ignore them. PS: Looking at the design in the picture, the author has never thought about metal structure. ； The positioning reference is very arbitrary ； The pipe interface is either NPS or DN, and the diameter must also include wall thickness.
Please tell me how to convert? ? Is it possible to form a three-dimensional diagram with different viewing angles in the layout and then publish the diagram? ?
This was made using CAD 3D
I don’t know which version of CAD you have. In the upper left corner, you can choose top view, front view, axonometric view, etc. By selecting the axonometric perspective, you can see the (0.0.0) point of the three-dimensional coordinate system. The thing with xyz can be rotated and dragged. Simply drawing 3D in CAD is a bit laborious.