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Revolved Surface: REVSURF |
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( Toolbar: Draw 3D > Revolved Surface Ribbon: Draw 3D > Revolved Surface (in Draw 3D Meshes) Menu: Draw > 3D Meshes > Revolved Surface Keyboard: _REVSURF Experience Level: Advanced Creates a three-dimensional mesh that approximates a surface of revolution by rotating a curve around an axis. The curve sweeps around the selected axis to define the surface in the N direction of the mesh. To close the mesh in the N direction, select a circle or closed polyline as the curve. If you select a polyline, the vector from the first vertex to the last determines the rotation axis. All other vertices are ignored. The M direction of the mesh is determined by the axis of revolution.
Select a linear entity to revolve: Select a line, arc, circle, or polyline. Select the axis of revolution: Select a line or open polyline. Angle to begin surface of revolution <0◆>: To accept the current setting, press Enter, or enter a new value. When you specify an angle, the surface of revolution begins at an offset from the generated curve path. Degrees to revolve entity (+ for ccw, - for cw) <360>: To accept the current setting, press Enter, or enter a new value. To prevent the circle from closing, enter a value of less than 360°. NOTE You can change the M- and N-mesh densities with the SURFTAB1 and SURFTAB2 system variables, respectively. By default, a mesh entity is created. Set the MESHTYPE system variable to 0 to create a legacy polygon or polyface mesh.Tell me about...How do I... |
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