Filipa Lopes

In this class we create a variety of diferent 3D objects and we explord some boolean operations with some of them. The first object we creat was the Cube Using the following commands:  3D ORBIT  Box We created the cube, using the the command "BOX" with the coordinates (x,y,z) ➜ (10,10,10) Then we created another object this time with the coordinates  ➜ (50,10,2)    Commands used: SHADE HIDE CHPROP - Colours (change colours) Colours examples: 1 - red 4 - light blue (I chose  4 -   light blue ) Then double enter Next exercise:  In this exercise we were working with cones to explore Boolean operations . First we did one cone with a  circumference radius of 10 units and   height of 10 units as well. Then we prepared the Layers we were going to use: After it, we copied the first cone: After it, we copied the first cone: COPY   - coordinates: @(0,0,2) BOO

In this class we continue crating our personal website page. We also created our blog, dedicated to this subject. Then we linked both of them using FileZilla. After we finish this, we start with the introduction of AutoCAD 3D. For the first exercise we start by creating two perpendicular lines: DR  ➜  (directrix) AXE  ➜  (axis) In the AXE midpoint we mark the F point: Ind the middle point between the line DR and the point F we find the V point (vertex): We create a circle with the centre at F and a radius superior than the distance between the point F and V. For example in this case I did a radius of 16 units.   Then we do a OFFSET of the line DR with the same units that we used at the previous circle radius.  ➜  16 units Prepare the Layers: Back at the exercise, we mark the intersection points of the new line and the circle we created:    We do another circle with the center in F (or we can just do an OFFSET of the f