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Can someone tell me why when I look at it in 3D it doesn't look solid.
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In order to see something as 'solid' in 3d view, the object needs to be created using solid extrusions, not just model lines. HTH
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They ate solid extrusions.
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Oops, you're right, sorry about that Have you tried loading it into a project and seeing how it looks?
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And it looks like just the solid revolve is flawed, it looks like it doesnt have a solid center, only solid outsides.
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