Autodesk University
2013-03-30, 02:22 AM
Instructor: Kristen Smith
Class Description: Profiles in Architectural Desktop are generic shapes, defined by two-dimensional closed polylines, which you can create and use to complete complex shapes. You can use profiles to create custom shapes, such as handrail and other railing component shapes, shapes for custom windows, doors, and openings. You can also create custom mass elements by extruding or revolving profiles and wall components shapes by sweeping the profile. Once you create a profile, you can copy it, import and export it between drawings, and purge it.
Class Description: Profiles in Architectural Desktop are generic shapes, defined by two-dimensional closed polylines, which you can create and use to complete complex shapes. You can use profiles to create custom shapes, such as handrail and other railing component shapes, shapes for custom windows, doors, and openings. You can also create custom mass elements by extruding or revolving profiles and wall components shapes by sweeping the profile. Once you create a profile, you can copy it, import and export it between drawings, and purge it.