How do I get rid of extrusion in AutoCAD?

How do you remove extrude in AutoCAD?

Check the circle extrusion in the Properties palette and see if it says Surface or 3D Solid. If you explode the solid it will change to a surface. You can then delete the surface and have just the circle.

How do you remove an extrusion?

3 Answers

1. Select the top extruded face ( Ctrl Tab then choose ‘face’ and right click to select the face)
2. Use Ctrl Numpad+ to extend the selection. Do that several times. …
3. X to delete the selected vertices.
4. Ctrl Tab then choose ‘edge’ this time.
5. Alt RMB to select the edges surrounding the hole.
6. F to remake the face.

What is extrusion in AutoCAD?

The Extrude command in AutoCAD 3D is used to create a surface or solid of a 2D surface or a 3D curve. Consider the below image: The Extrude command is widely used to create walls, shapes, etc.

How do you reverse an extrusion in blender?

Correct way to do opposite of extrude (pushing faces inward)

1. Extrude all but the face you want to reverse extrude ( E )
2. Right click to cancel move.
3. Inverse selection ( CTRL+I )
4. Unselect vertices from bottom ( C and WheelClick )
5. Move the loop ( G+Z vertical, or G+G for any direction)

How do you undo an extrusion in Solidworks?

Select the end condition. Select a plane to define an extrude direction normal to the plane. To remove the faces defining the extrude from the model after extruding, click Delete original faces.

How do you Unextrude in Autocad?

Click Edit > Undo. Press Ctrl+Z.

How do you edit an object in Autocad?

Enter a command and then select the objects to modify. Alternatively, select the objects first and then enter a command. Select and right-click an object to display a shortcut menu with relevant editing options.

What is walkthrough in Autocad?

A walkthrough is a simulated tour of a site or building using camera positions placed along a path that you define. Create a walkthrough to present your model to clients or team members. … A key frame is a frame that can be modified to change the direction and position of the camera.