Challenge

Creating 3D Isometric view of various structural elements in AutoCAD

1.

Aim:

To create the 3D isometric view of a building with plan and elevation given:

Procedure:

*Initially, open the AutoCAD and go to 3D modelling.

*Then set the units of the drawing as engineering (feet and inches).

*Now set the limits:

*Now, in the AutoCAD take the top view and intially draw the plan as given in the question.

*Using the line command the top plan is created as below:

*Now, using the dimlin command provide the dimension.

*Now hide the dimension layer.

*Then type BO command to create the boundary region for the walls and then extrude it.

*Now, change the view to south west.

*Create the region and extrude it upwards at an extrusion height of 10'10".

*Using 3D orbit the the view direction.

*Then in the window portion of the plan create a rectangle and convert it into region and extrude it also to create a window in the wall.

*Now, go to the backview and create the window using the rec command.

*This is elevation A.

*Now provide the dimensions.

*Now, similarly draw the elevation at B by taking the right view.

*Now, again go to top and assign layer to the walls.

*Then create the boundary region so thaat it can be extruded to create the 3D wall.

*Now, draw a rectangle at the window portion and create the boundary to it and then copy this rectangle vertically at adistance of 3'4" , 4' and 3'10".

*Then extrude this rectangle to complete the wall.

*Then provide the necessary hatching for the windows and the isometric view is completed.

*Now, the final isometric view is as given below:

2.

Aim:

* To create the 3D view of the building facade as given in the plan and elevation:

Procedure:

*Initially, open the AutoCAD and go to 3D modelling.

*Then set the units of the drawing as engineering (feet and inches).

*Now set the limits:

*Now choose the line command and create the plan as gien in the question.

*Now, provide the hatch using the hatch command.

*Now using dimlin command provide the dimensions and using the mtext command provide the texts.

*Now hide the dimensions and texts and hatch to create the isometric view and elevation of the plan.

*So for that initially create the boundary region using the boundary command.

*Then extrude it upwards at a height of 40'10".

*Now create the windows at its required positions.

*Convert the figure to shaded view.

*Then draw a rectangle at the window position and convert it to a boundary region and then copy it to the window positions.

*Then extrude it to complete the 3D wall.

*Then using union command unite all the different components.

*Now, create the window separately in the right viewand dimension it.

*Now hide the texts and dimensions and continue.

*Then using the command rotate 3D bring that window to the front view.

*Now place these windows in the front view of the structure created.

*Now, provide the dimensions.

*Section A is also developed.

*Now we have to complete the isometric view of the given question.

*For this hide the dimensions and texts and then change to south west view.

*Now assign layers to different components.

*Change the view to shaded.

*Hence, the isometric view is created as follows:

3.

Aim:

To create the isometric 3d view of a stair with railing as shown in plan and elevation:

*Procedure:

*Initially, open the AutoCAD and go to 3D modelling.

*Then set the units of the drawing as engineering (feet and inches).

*Now set the limits:

*Initially using line command create the plan of the staircase.

*Then, provide necessary dimensions and texts.

*Now, move to front view and create the side elevation of the staircase.

*This is done using the line command.

*The riser is taken as 6" and the thread is taken as 1'.

*Now, this portion is changed to a region.

*Then extrude it at a distance of 4'.

*The balustrade is created using circle of radius 2" which is then extruded upwads at a height of 3'.

*Similarly handrail is also created wit radius 2".

*Now, provide the necessary texts and dimensions.

*Now, we have to develop the isometric view of this staircase.

*For this, we have to first hide the texts and dimensions.

*Then change to south west view.

*Hidden view is :

*Now assign layers to these staircases.

*Hence, the isometric view is created.

4.

Aim:

To create the3D view of a wall with spread footing, also create the rendered view of the model with materials of choice.

*Procedure:

*-Initially, open the AutoCAD and go to 3D modelling.

*Then set the units of the drawing as engineering (feet and inches).

*Now set the limits:

*Now, go to the front view and create the section of the wall footing.

*Using the line command draw the given section.

*Then provide the appropriate hatchings using the hatch command.

*Provide the dimensions using dimlin command.

*Now after creating the section go to top view to create the plan.

*Then provide dimensions to complete the plan.

*Now, we have to develop the isometric view of the wall.

*For that, hide the dimensions, text and hatchings.

*Now, create the boundary region using the command BO.

*Then, extrude the created region to a extrusion height of 7500mm.

*Now, go to visualise tab of the ribbon and choose the material browser and then assign materials to each element.

*After ssigning materials the output obtained is:

*Now, we have to create the door opening.

*Now we have render this figure.

*For this, go to visualise tab of the ribbon and in that choose render to size option and in that choose high quality rendering. Hence, rendering is done.

*The rendered image obtained is:

* Hence, completed.

Result:

1. 3D ismoteric view of the building with plan and elevation is given below:

- Isometric view created is as follows:

2. 3D view of the building facade as given in the plan and elevation is as follows:

- Isometric view is developed as given below:

3. Isometric 3D view of a stair with railing as given in plan and elevation is given below:

- Isometric view developed is given below:

4. 3D View of a wall with spread footing is given below:

- Isometric view of the wall is :

- Rendered image is:

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