I have drawn two 2D walls from Autocad and imported into Rhino as attached.
Wall Profile.3dm (42.3 KB)
How can I extrude the more complicated one into a solid wall.
Thanks
Hi Ken- from the Solid menu > Extrude surface > Straight
-Pascal
Ken, Check out the Gumball functionality as well. Note that extruding a surface and polyline via gumball give different results (closed vs open)
https://docs.mcneel.com/rhino/7/help/en-us/index.htm#commands/gumball.htm
Extrude via gumball
Hi Pascal,
One more question please, how can I transform the smaller 2d wall to a surface and then extrude to a solid wall.
Thanks
first run SelDup in the command line and remove the overlapping curves.
Then select the curves and Join, you should get a closed polyline.
Then run PlanarSrf command. (available on the Surface>Planar Curves as well)
I want to draw a door opening at the smaller wall. I have extruded a solid to intercept it to the wall.
Wall Profile 1.3dm (471.2 KB)
How can I make a door opening in this way?
Thanks
Hi Ken - your extrusions are all open -
Rhino does not care - that is perfectly valid but I suspect you want them closed. The more complex shape will be closed if you extrude the base (red) surface , the other one can be closed with `Cap’
Then, a BooleanDifference
or WireCut
can make your opening:
Please see Rhino - Learn to use Rhino
-Pascal
Cap is very good to form a close surface. However, I want to extrude to a solid wall. Can I do it?
In Rhino, is a close surface equal to a solid?
Hi Pascal, thanks a lot indeed.
Now I have drawn a wall system and one slab polysurface. I have created a wall layer and a slab layer.
I want to change the slab to green color as the setting of of the slab layer but unsuccessful. What should I do?
Thanks a lot.
Full wall and slab.3dm (740.3 KB)
Hi Ken -
Yes.
With simple shapes such as walls, you can sub-object select a single surface in a polysurface and move that.
With the slab selected, in the Properties
panel, change the Display Color
setting in the drop-down from “Yellow” to “By Layer”.
-wim