nXt + AutoCAD 2025
Gentlemen,The last file I used to load, was ArAcad_24_64.arx, and, unfortunately, it doesn't work with Acad 2025.Any idea how to get the proper nXt-App which suits Acad 2025?Any help appreciated...Regards, Maciej MarkowskiSee More
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How to Blend edges edges on two 3D objects together
Hello,
I am looking for some advice on how to blend two 3D objects together. I have a 3d model of a chair back in the works however I am unable to connect the two pieces the way I like due to the angle and pitch on both pieces. I was wondering if there was a command/ function I am unaware of that I can use to connect these two pieces and soften the edges (besides fillet).
Thank you in advance!
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More specifically, I am looking to address the connect at the top of these two pieces.
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