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How to make a pyramid
toxic_noodle832
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Hello im trying to make a pyramid for something i'm making but cant figure out how?
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You can loft from a square/triangle to a point. Draw the base shape on one plane then create a plane offset from that one and add a single sketch point then use loft.Senior Director, Technical Services, EMEA6
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You can loft from a square/triangle to a point. Draw the base shape on one plane then create a plane offset from that one and add a single sketch point then use loft.Senior Director, Technical Services, EMEA6
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@toxic_noodle832, Kindly refer below video which will be helpful to you for creating pyramid as suggested by @NeilCooke

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You can also extrude the triangle with a draft to get the same result. Just extend the extrude distance beyond the converging point.1
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The method you use should depend on what your design intent is - or in other words - which is more important, the height or the angle?brucebartlett said:You can also extrude the triangle with a draft to get the same result. Just extend the extrude distance beyond the converging point.Senior Director, Technical Services, EMEA1 -
If I wanted to use a pyramid as a roof of a rectangular prism of a house, how would I do so?0
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pls help
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yes kinda but im on a computer not a phone0
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@brayden_mcdonald
see @NeilCooke and @viru 's posts above
Viru's animation is what you're doing, but just draw a square instead of a triangle, or any shape for that matter0





