AutoCAD 2008 User's
Guide > Work with 3D
Models > Modify 3D Solids
and Surfaces > Select and Modify 3D
Subobjects > Modify Faces on 3D
Solids >
Copy, Delete, and Color Faces on 3D Solids
You can use SOLIDEDIT to copy or remove faces from a 3D solid object. You can use the Properties palette to change the color of faces on 3D solid objects.
When you use SOLIDEDIT to copy faces on a 3D solid object, selected faces are copied as regions or bodies. If you specify two points, the first point is used as a base point and a single copy is placed relative to the base point. If you specify a single point, and then press ENTER, the original selection point is used as a base point and the next point as a point of displacement.
You can delete a face that is surrounded by coplanar faces by either selecting and deleting the face or through the ERASE command. You can also use SOLIDEDIT to remove faces.
You can modify the color of a face on a 3D solid by selecting the face and then changing the Color property in the Properties palette.
