The drawing comes from the part.
One line in a part's file declares its sheet: the size, the scale and the views. The 3D service projects the views, places the dimensions, fills the hole table and the title block from the part.
Case study 1 · a printed part
Four views from one line of code.
The part's file holds one <sheet>: A3, 1:2, front, top, right and iso. The service projects the hidden lines dashed, dimensions the overall sizes and the bore, lists the hole and reads the title block from the part: its number, its material and its mass from its volume and PETG's density.
- views at 1:2 on A3
- 4
- dimensions and 1 hole in the table
- 6
- mass, computed from the body
- 152.38 g
- for the SVG; the DXF and the PDF in under 2 s each
- 1.3 s
cloud://home/user-commandagi/hardware/CommandAGI-Router-001/cad/printed/Dust shoe port.3d.tsxOutput cloud://home/user-commandagi/case-studies/drawings/media/dust-shoe-port.svgTool commandagi threed sheet --format svg|dxf|pdfRan on The 3D design service on AWS Lambda (us-east-2)When Case study 2 · a plate with 24 holes
A hole table the shop can drill from.
Router-001's Z plate: 6061-T6, 460 × 180 × 15 mm, at 1:4. Each hole gets a tag on the view and a row in the table, with its place from the datum and its callout, as a machinist reads it: Ø5.5 THRU (M5 normal fit).
- holes in the table, in 3 sizes
- 24
- dimensions on 3 views
- 30
- mass, computed from the body
- 3.32 kg
- formats: SVG, DXF and PDF
- 3
cloud://home/user-commandagi/hardware/CommandAGI-Router-001/cad/Z plate.3d.tsxOutput cloud://home/user-commandagi/case-studies/drawings/media/z-plate.svgTool commandagi threed sheet --format svg|dxf|pdfRan on The 3D design service on AWS Lambda (us-east-2)When Draw your own part.
Add a <sheet> to a .3d.tsx and ask for it as SVG, DXF or PDF, from the editor, the command line or an agent.