Convert 2D to 3D objects in AutoCAD |AutoCAD 2D to 3D conversion |How To Convert 2d to 3d In AutoCAD

[@user-so2zl4fi6h]

Following CADable for 1 year. Always find something to learn from your videos . Keep it up.

[@CADable]

Thank you sir😃

[@kkhan7021]

Nicely Presented. To convert 2D objects/items to 3D objects/items is essential/useful tool of designing/manufacturing. Enjoyed the way of explaining 👇 N.Rashid H.Khan (U.S.A) 🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋

[@CADable]

Thank you so much!

[@abdulhafiz5726]

Nice video sir thank you for easily teaching

[@CADable]

Thank you too. Keep practicing!

[@kasualemu7425]

Thank you so much brother

[@CADable]

You're most welcome ☺️

[@hedonistic_ambition9060]

Please help i dont have that 3d option under my settings wheel it only has drafting and annotation. What can i do?

[@CADable]

If you're missing the 3D modeling options in AutoCAD, try the following: 1) Switch to the "3D Modeling" workspace using the Workspace Switching icon or by typing 3D in the command line. 2) Ensure that 3D components were installed during AutoCAD installation. 3) Check for updates and install the latest service packs. 4) Type 3D in the command line to force a switch to the 3D workspace. 5) Reset AutoCAD to default settings using the REINIT command. 6) If issues persist, consider reinstalling AutoCAD with 3D components selected. If you have still any query feel free to ask!

[@angh607]

Thanks for nice lesson, maestro I tried it, but when I tried'Extrude', object didn't extruded. I picked an object by click, and pressed enter, then I saw '1 object removed from selection set.' Did I overlook any step?

[@CADable]

Hi brother, if you are using extrude command and you want to make solid extrusion, make sure your sketch is joined, otherwise it will create surface extrusion. Also you can try presspull command, it will directly create solid extrusion (your cursor must be within the boundary of the object).

[@angh607]

@@CADable super! Thank you so much for super quick answer!

[@CADable]

@@angh607 You're most welcome 😃

[@javonjohnson3878]

ez and up to date!

[@CADable]

Thanks

[@fredryancatubig4317]

Hi! What is your pc specs?

[@CADable]

Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4570 CPU @ 3.20GHz 3.20 GHz Graphics Card K2200 Nvidia