Ai_box command in AutoCAD – Create the net face of rectangular box

1. The way to call Ai_box command in AutoCAD

Ai_box command is to create the face of rectangular box that is defined by 3 dimensions: length, width, height.

Ai_box ¿
Specify corner point of box: – Select the first corner P of the box face
Specify length of box: 180 – Enter length following to the direction of X axis of the box
Specify width of box or [Cube]: 140 – Enter width following to the direction of Y axis of the box
Specify height of box: 100 – Enter height following to the direction of Z axis of the box
Specify rotation angle of box about the Z axis or [Reference]: 75 – Enter rotation angle of the face of rectangular box around Z axis.

2. The options with Ai_box command in AutoCAD

• Cube

This option is used to draw the cube face with the edge which is the length entered following to the direction of X axis.

• Ai_box

Specify corner point of box: – Select the first corner P of the cube face
Specify length of box: 120 – Enter length of the edge of the cube face.
Specify width of box or [Cube]: C – Select the cube optionally.
Specify rotation angle of box about the Z axis or [Reference]: 30 – Enter rotation angle of the cube face around Z axis.

Ai_box command in AutoCAD – Create the net face of rectangular box

• Reference

This option is used to rotate the face of rectangular box around Z axis with an angle in comparison with reference angle.

• Ai_box

Specify corner point of box: – Select the first corner P of the face of rectangular box
Specify length of box: 180 Enter length of the edge of rectangular box
Specify width of box or [Cube]: 160 – Enter width of the edge of rectangular box
Specify height of box: 100 – Enter height of the edge of rectangular box
Specify rotation angle of box about the Z axis or [Reference]: R
Specify the reference angle <0>: 30 – Enter reference angle
Specify the new angle or [Points] <0>: 90 – Enter new angle in comparison with reference angle

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