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3d Command List with Example in Detail in AUTO CAD

Here's a list of common 3D commands in AutoCAD along with their descriptions and examples:

1. Box
   - Description: Creates a 3D solid box by specifying the width, height, and depth.
   - Example: `BOX` (Specify the corner point and dimensions)

2. Sphere
   - Description: Creates a 3D solid sphere by specifying the center point and radius.
   - Example: `SPHERE` (Specify the center point and radius)

3. Cylinder
   - Description: Creates a 3D solid cylinder by specifying the center point, radius, and height.
   - Example: `CYLINDER` (Specify the center point, radius, and height)

4. Cone
   - Description: Creates a 3D solid cone by specifying the base center point, base radius, and height.
   - Example: `CONE` (Specify the base center point, base radius, and height)

5. Torus
   - Description: Creates a 3D solid torus (donut shape) by specifying the center point, major radius, and minor radius.
   - Example: `TORUS` (Specify the center point, major radius, and minor radius)

6. Extrude
   - Description: Creates a 3D solid or surface by extending a 2D shape along a path.
   - Example: `EXTRUDE` (Select the 2D shape, specify the height or path)

7. Revolve
   - Description: Creates a 3D solid or surface by revolving a 2D shape about an axis.
   - Example: `REVOLVE` (Select the 2D shape, specify the axis and angle)

8. Sweep
   - Description: Creates a 3D solid or surface by sweeping a 2D shape along a path.
   - Example: `SWEEP` (Select the 2D shape, select the path)

9. Loft
   - Description: Creates a 3D solid or surface by blending between multiple cross sections.
   - Example: `LOFT` (Select the cross sections, specify options)

10. Boolean Operations (Union, Subtract, Intersect)
    - Description: Performs Boolean operations on 3D solids to combine, subtract, or find the intersection.
    - Example: `UNION` (Select the solids to combine)
               `SUBTRACT` (Select the solid to subtract from and the subtracting solid)
               `INTERSECT` (Select the solids to find the intersection)

11. 3D Orbit
    - Description: Allows you to rotate the 3D view around the model to view it from different angles.
    - Example: `3DORBIT` (Activate the 3D Orbit tool, drag to rotate the view)

These are just a few examples of common 3D commands in AutoCAD. AutoCAD offers a wide range of 3D modeling and editing tools to create complex 3D objects and scenes. It's always a good practice to refer to the official documentation or help resources for more detailed information on specific commands and their usage in 3D modeling with AutoCAD.

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