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‎2004-07-15
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‎2004-07-15 11:28 AM
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‎2004-07-15 11:30 AM
lsid wrote:You can use roofs if you want to. Mesh tool will work well too.
how do i create a square tapered column on all 4 sides. base 6' and top 2'.
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‎2004-07-15 02:15 PM
The reason I go with meshes is they are easier to edit. Before with AC 7.1 (and before I could work meshes) I would leave my cutting roofs on a layer called templates in case I needed to change the column but thats pretty laborious, you'd have to untrim the object and retrim to suit.
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‎2004-07-15 07:47 PM
lsid wrote:Horizontal roof with the edge angle set to the right value (calculate it from the base size difference and the height) is the best bet.
how do i create a square tapered column on all 4 sides. base 6' and top 2'.
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‎2004-07-16 06:20 AM
2. under 3D representation set REsolution to 4 [ shows the resolution of a circle as one with 4 facets).
3. set bottom circle radius to 1/2 the length of one side
4. set top of circle radius to 1/2 the lenght of the top's side
5. Under "structural dimensions use "cone length on center " to set height.
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