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[Paopao]

I think making 2D lines appearing in 3D would be a great way to enhance 3D modelling. Think axonometric or perspective plans imported from dwg or drawn in 2D lines (think what Rhino has always implemented). I think it is an essential way to show architectrual features in a drawing.

Pao

[runxel]

Just a quick reminder: Morph lines already show up in 3D and DWGs can be imported so they show their lines in 3D as well (:

[Paopao]

in that case thhere is something I am missing as I have tampered with an imported file and didn't manage to have it shown in 3D, I had to rely on Rhino. How do you do it? Can you point me in the right dfirection please? I tried to morph a 2D dwg (it is a plan of a town so many many lines...) and didn't manage to do it.

[Moonlight]

Also, if you need 2D lines in the 3D view, may be you need to work in the 3d worksheet

[Paopao]

If I understand correctly you don't actually work on the 3D model itself but on a separate worksheet where you created a 2D views from the 3D model and then you add the lines you need. I meantt the ability to actually keep 2D lines in the 3D view. Could someone actually have a look at a model I have worked on? because if it is actually possible I am missing something big.

UPDATE: I attach a view of the Floor Plan (where I work with both 2d and 3D objects): I would like everything to show up in the axo view (seconnd image) so I can see the 2D plan in the 3D view. At this stage the post shoudld be moved to another Noticeboard.

[runxel]

It is absolutely possible.
When loading a DWG just set the option "Import Model Space content as GDL Object".
Easy as that. Bam!

Have fun with your linework in 3D (:

(You can't snap to it, however. Workaround: Convert to Morph)

[Paopao]

OK, goign to try that! thanks

[Paopao]

THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!

[guruwhite]

(You can't snap to it, however. Workaround: Convert to Morph) -> its truly helpful. THANK YOU