Shell & Slice (3D Autocad)

How comfortable are you in using slice command in AutoCAD?

• Very confident

• Confident

• Somewhat confident

• Somewhat uncertain

• Very uncertain

How would you rate your understanding of the shell and slice commands in AutoCAD?

• Very poor

• Poor

• Fair

• Good

• Excellent

Have you had difficulty using the slice commands in AutoCAD?

• Yes, frequently

• Yes, occasionally

• No, but I've had trouble with other AutoCAD commands

• No, I have not had any difficulties

Can the shell command be used on multiple objects at the same time in AutoCAD?

• Yes, you can select multiple objects

• No, only one object can be selected

• It depends on the version of AutoCAD

• It depends on the type of objects selected

How do you access the shell command in AutoCAD?

• From the "draw" panel in the "home" tab

• From the "modify" panel in the "home" tab

• From the "modeling" panel in the "3D tools" tab

• From the "solid editing" panel in the "3D tools" tab

What is the purpose of the shell command in AutoCAD?

• To create a 3D solid

• To add faces to a 3D solid

• To create a hollow, thin wall with a specified thickness

• To reverse the last action

• To select all faces for removal

What type of objects can be sliced in AutoCAD using the SLICE command?

• Meshes

• 3D solid and surface objects

• Surface objects only

• 3D solid objects only

Can both sides of the sliced object be retained in AutoCAD using the SLICE command?

• Yes

• No

What command do you enter in the command line to create a slice in AutoCAD?

• SLIC

• SPLICE

• SL

• SLI

What kind of product can you draw in AutoCAD that would not require using the shell command?

• Book

• Shoe

• Lamp

• Glass bottle