Length fields: set length of extrusion.If both lengths are zero, the length of this vector sets the length of extrusion, and values are always in mm, regardless of unit preferences. X, Y, Z input fields: set or display the direction vector of extrusion.
X, Y, Z buttons: Click x button to set extrusion direction to + x axis.Values X,Y,Z will be filled according to the edge direction. That edge will appear in text field next to the button, in format "ObjectName:EdgeN". Select button: click it, and then pick an edge in 3D view.'Direction' radio buttons: set the way extrusion direction is computed.Clicking Apply may times creates many extrusions. You can then select another shape in the list on the bottom, and create more extrusions. Apply button creates the extrusion, but does not close the dialog.Close button closes dialog, without doing anything.OK button creates the extrusion, and closes the dialog.Label: label to be shown in the Model tree view (not available on Extrude creation).Placement: the standard placement parameters.Do not touch, unless you know what you are doing. This property is here mainly for maintaining backward compatibility. Face Maker Class: sets C++ class name of face making code, which is used when making solids from wires.Taper does not work well if the shape contains B-splines. version 0.19 and below Tapered extrusion is only supported for shapes without inner structures.This is done to facilitate the design of molds and molded parts. introduced in version 0.20 Inner structures receive the opposite taper angle.Taper Angle Rev sets the taper for the reversed part of the extrusion (the part from Length Rev). Positive angle means the cross-section expands. Taper Angle and Taper Angle Rev: applies an angle to the extrusion, so that sides of the extrusion are drafted by the specified angle.Symmetric: if True, extrusion is centered at the input shape, and total length is Length Fwd.Reversed: reverses the extrusion to go against Dir.Solid: if True, extruding a closed edge or a closed wire will yield a solid.Length Rev: Additional length to extrude against Dir.If both Length Fwd and Length Rev are zero, the length of Dir vector is used. Length Fwd: The distance to extrude by.'Normal' means Dir is perpendicular to the plane of the input shape. 'Edge' means Dir is obtained from an edge (line) linked by Dir Link. Dir Link: parametric link to an edge (line) that sets the direction of extrusion.Otherwise, Dir is read-only, and computed from the linked shape. If Dir Mode is 'Custom', you can edit Dir. Dir: the direction to extend the shape.Base: the input shape (the shape upon which the Part Extrude was applied).The Extrude shape is defined by the following parameters, which can be edited after its creation in the Property editor. Each input shape is placed underneath its Extrude object.
The Model tree will list as many Extrude objects as there were selected shapes. Set the direction and length and optionally other parameters (see the following Parameters section for more details).Īlternatively, the selection can be done after launching the tool, by selecting one or more shape from the list in the Tasks panel.Click on the Part Extrude button in the toolbar, or go to the Part → Extrude menu.Select the shape(s) in the 3D view or in the Model tree view.Extrude a shell of faces, will produce a Compsolid.Extrude a Draft ShapeString, will produce a compound of solids (the string is a compound of the letters which are each a solid).a Draft Wire), will optionally produce a shell (several joined faces) or if the parameter "solid" is "true" will produce a solid
a Draft Wire), will produce a open shell (several joined faces) an open ended cylinder) or if the parameter "solid" is "true" will produce a solid (e.g.
circle), will optionally produce a closed face (e.g. line, arc), will produce a open face (e.g.
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