Creating revolved solids or surfaces
Creating revolved solids or surfaces
You can create three-dimensional solids or surfaces by revolving closed entities, such as polylines, polygons, circles, ellipses, and regions. You can revolve the entity about a defined axis, line, polyline, or two points.
To create a revolved solid or surface
1 Do one of the following to choose Revolve () ():
On the ribbon, choose Draw 3D > Revolve (in Draw 3D Solids or in Surfaces).
On the menu, choose Draw > 3D Solids > Revolve or Draw > Surfaces > Revolve.
On the Draw 3D Solids or the Draw 3D Surfaces toolbar, click the Revolve tool.
Type revolve and then press Enter.
2 Select the entity to revolve.
If you want to create a revolved surface instead of a solid, choose Mode. If an open profile is selected, a surface is created even if Mode is set to Solid.
3 Do one of the following to define the axis of revolution:
Specify a start point and an end point.
Type e and press Enter to select an entity that determines the axis.
Type x and press Enter to select the x-axis.
Type y and press Enter to select the y-axis.
4 Specify the angle of revolution.
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Select the entity to revolve (A) and the axis (B) about which to revolve it, followed by the angle of revolution. |
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The resulting revolved |