vanowm Posted April 6, 2023 Posted April 6, 2023 In Autocad 2008 rulesurf would create mesh using AcDbPolygonMesh: Quote ((-1 . <Entity name: 7ff4fdbe5420>) (0 . "POLYLINE") (330 . <Entity name: 7ff4fdbd89f0>) (5 . "BDA") (100 . "AcDbEntity") (67 . 0) (410 . "Model") (8 . "0") (100 . "AcDbPolygonMesh") (66 . 1) (10 0.0 0.0 0.0) (70 . 16) (40 . 0.0) (41 . 0.0) (210 0.0 0.0 1.0) (71 . 2) (72 . 7) (73 . 0) (74 . 0) (75 . 0)) in Autocad 2023 rulesurf creates visually the same surface but with totally different structure: Quote ((-1 . <Entity name: 24251700e90>) (0 . "MESH") (330 . <Entity name: 2424540e1f0>) (5 . "C01") (100 . "AcDbEntity") (67 . 0) (410 . "Model") (8 . "0") (100 . "AcDbSubDMesh") (71 . 2) (72 . 0) (91 . 0) (92 . 14) (10 73.798 90.2392 0.0) (10 79.0156 90.2392 0.0) (10 84.2331 90.2392 0.0) (10 89.4507 90.2392 0.0) (10 94.6682 90.2392 0.0) (10 99.8858 90.2392 0.0) (10 105.103 90.2392 0.0) (10 73.798 58.7927 0.0) (10 79.0418 58.7927 0.0) (10 84.2856 58.7927 0.0) (10 89.5294 58.7927 0.0) (10 94.7731 58.7927 0.0) (10 100.017 58.7927 0.0) (10 105.261 58.7927 0.0) (93 . 30) (90 . 4) (90 . 0) (90 . 7) (90 . (90 . 1) (90 . 4) (90 . 1) (90 . (90 . 9) (90 . 2) (90 . 4) (90 . 2) (90 . 9) (90 . 10) (90 . 3) (90 . 4) (90 . 3) (90 . 10) (90 . 11) (90 . 4) (90 . 4) (90 . 4) (90 . 11) (90 . 12) (90 . 5) (90 . 4) (90 . 5) (90 . 12) (90 . 13) (90 . 6) (94 . 19) (90 . 0) (90 . 7) (90 . 7) (90 . (90 . 1) (90 . (90 . 0) (90 . 1) (90 . (90 . 9) (90 . 2) (90 . 9) (90 . 1) (90 . 2) (90 . 9) (90 . 10) (90 . 3) (90 . 10) (90 . 2) (90 . 3) (90 . 10) (90 . 11) (90 . 4) (90 . 11) (90 . 3) (90 . 4) (90 . 11) (90 . 12) (90 . 5) (90 . 12) (90 . 4) (90 . 5) (90 . 12) (90 . 13) (90 . 6) (90 . 13) (90 . 5) (90 . 6) (95 . 19) (140 . 0.0) (140 . 0.0) (140 . 0.0) (140 . 0.0) (140 . 0.0) (140 . 0.0) (140 . 0.0) (140 . 0.0) (140 . 0.0) (140 . 0.0) (140 . 0.0) (140 . 0.0) (140 . 0.0) (140 . 0.0) (140 . 0.0) (140 . 0.0) (140 . 0.0) (140 . 0.0) (140 . 0.0) (90 . 0)) Is there a way in AC2023 create the same type of AcDbPolygonMesh surface? Quote
Tsuky Posted April 6, 2023 Posted April 6, 2023 Set the system variable MESHTYPE to 0 before the command RULESURF 1 Quote
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