AUTOCAD reset everything to Z=0?
archicurry
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Hello,
Is it possible to "flatten" a file where the lines go in all directions (understood, along the three axes) to obtain only a 2-dimensional file?
The problem is that by naively constructing my planes from a sub-plane where some elements were already misaligned along the Z-axis, I ended up with non-coplanar lines.
Dimensioning as well as hatching turns out to be very, very tricky...
Is it possible to "flatten" a file where the lines go in all directions (understood, along the three axes) to obtain only a 2-dimensional file?
The problem is that by naively constructing my planes from a sub-plane where some elements were already misaligned along the Z-axis, I ended up with non-coplanar lines.
Dimensioning as well as hatching turns out to be very, very tricky...
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If they are just lines, texts, etc., use the flatten command that can be loaded from cadalog.com.
Otherwise, I am also looking for a solution for 3D arcs and other circles...-
Thank you! It works perfectly!
As for the curves, etc...
Initially, I was thinking of getting a top view (and thus flattened...) and doing a simple copy-paste...
I believe there is a tool to capture a 3D view and flatten it.
We just need to choose a top view, in wireframe mode.
Should we give it a try? -
Hello, I work with AutoCAD LT 2007, I had, and I emphasize had, a command (to reset all Z coordinates to 0) that used to work well, but the link with the explanations is no longer functional and redirects elsewhere :( .... it was this:
http://www.picad.fr/support/p5.html?PHPSESSID=0ca98f281e51caf7a06c0099246ed4da#29
and the command was something like this.
Dp TouT 0,0,0 0,0,1E99 DP TouT 0,0,0 0,0,-1E99
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