The Create 3D Object from 2D command places a 3D version of a 2D object in a drawing. The command applies to the following 2D objects with 3D counterparts.
Acorn nut (Inch) |
Lock washer (Inch, Metric, DIN, ISO) |
Spur gear * |
Angle (AISC Inch and Metric, |
Needle bearing |
Spur gear rack |
Ball bearing |
Nut (Inch, Metric, DIN, ISO) |
Square tubing (AISC Inch and Metric, BSI, JIS, ANZ, DIN) |
Bearing lock nut |
Parallel pin (DIN) |
Swing bolt |
Bevel gears |
Pillow block bearing |
Swing eye bolt |
Bulb flat (BSI, JIS, DIN) |
Plain washer (Inch, Metric, DIN, ISO) |
Taper pin (Inch, DIN) |
Carriage bolt (Inch, Metric) |
Pulley * |
Tapered roller bearing |
Channel (AISC Inch and Metric, JIS, ANZ, DIN) |
Rectangular tubing (AISC Inch and |
T-bolt |
Clevis pin (Inch, Metric, |
Retaining ring (Inch, DIN) |
Tee (AISC Inch and Metric, BSI, JIS, DIN) |
Compression spring - 1 and 2 |
Retaining washer (DIN) |
Thrust bearing |
Conical compression spring |
Rivet - large (Inch) |
Thumb screw (Inch) |
Cotter pin (Inch) |
Rivet - small (Inch) |
Torsion spring - Front, End |
Die spring |
Rivet (DIN) |
Tubular rivet (DIN) |
Dowel pin (Inch) |
Roller bearing |
U-bolt |
Extension spring - Front, End |
Roller chain - circular |
Wide flange (AISC Inch and Metric, BSI, JIS, ANZ, DIN) |
Eye bolt |
Roller chain - linear |
Wing nut (DIN) |
Flanged bearing - 2 and 4 hole |
Roller chain - offset link |
Wing nut type A, B, C, D (Inch) |
Hole - drilled |
Round tubing (AISC Inch and Metric, |
Woodruff key |
Hole - tapped (Inch, Metric) |
Screw and nut (Inch, Metric, DIN, ISO) |
Wood screw |
I-Beam (AISC Inch and Metric, |
Set screw (Inch, Metric, DIN, ISO) |
Worm |
J-Bolt (Inch, Metric) |
Shaft |
Worm gear * |
Key |
Sheet metal screw (Inch, Metric) |
Z-Section |
Knurled thumb nut (Inch, DIN) |
Shoulder screw (Inch, Metric, DIN, ISO) |
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Lag screw (Inch, Metric) |
Sprocket * |
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* The spur gear, worm gear, sprocket, and pulley convert to a 3D object and 3D hub object.
This command creates the 3D equivalent of a selected 2D object. If a 2D object with no 3D equivalent is selected, a beep sounds, a notice indicates that the object cannot be converted, and the object is deselected.
To create a 3D object from a 2D object:
Select the 2D object. Several 2D objects can be selected at one time.
Select the Create 3D Object from 2D command from the appropriate menu:
● Architect workspace: AEC > Machine Design > Create 3D Object from 2D
● Landmark workspace: Landmark > Machine Design > Create 3D Object from 2D
● Spotlight workspace: Spotlight > Machine Design > Create 3D Object from 2D
The 3D object is created with the same parameters as the 2D object.