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| − | |[[Image:extrude_example.png|resize|256px|Example extrude object created with "in" command]] | + | |[[Image:http://i.imgur.com/MrbawBa.png|thumb|256px|Example extrude object created with "in" command]] |
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| − | You can create an "extrude" object through the normal object creation facilities.
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| − | You can either run the "in" command or use the Create menu. The 'in'
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| − | Here is an example of a sketch creation followed by an extrude object
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| − | Sketch creation:
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| − | mged> put sketch_example sketch V {0 0 0} A {1 0 0} B {0 1 0} VL { {0 0} {1 0} {1 1} {0 1} } SL {
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| − | {line S 0 E 1} {line S 1 E 2} {line S 2 E 3} {line S 3 E 0} }
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| − | </pre>
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| − | followed by an Extrude creation:
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| − | <pre>
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| − | mged> in
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| − | Enter name of solid: extrude_example
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| − | Enter solid type: extrude
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| − | Enter X, Y, Z of vertex: 0 0 0
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| − | Enter X, Y, Z of H: 0 0 1
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| − | Enter X, Y, Z of A: 1 0 0
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| − | Enter X, Y, Z of B: 0 1 0
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| − | Enter name of sketch: sketch_example
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