Creating 3D Geometry - AutoCAD 2011 and AutoCAD LT 2011: No Experience Required - page 868

5. Move the cursor in the X direction until the tracking vector appears,
and then enter 2 ↵ ( 51 ↵ ) to set the first corner of the door 2 ″ (51 mm)
from the corner of the opening (see Figure 16.44).

FiGuRE 16.44 Locating the first corner of the door box

6. Enter @2,-36 ↵ ( @51,-915 ) to place the second point of the 3 ′ -0 ″ (915
mm) door. Give the door a height of 7 ′ -6 ″ (2286), the distance from
the top of the threshold to the bottom of the door opening.

7. Thaw the A-WALL-INTR-3DOB layer; then use a similar process to
add the bathroom door, with these differences:

The door is only 2 ′ -6 ″ (762 mm) wide.

The door is only 1½ ″ (38 mm) thick.

The door is 7 ′ -5 ″ (2261 mm) tall.

Offset the door 1¼ ″ (32 mm).

Start or move the door 1 ″ (25 mm) above the bottom corner to

accommodate the 1 ″ (25 mm)-thick floor.

8. Zoom into the bi-fold closet doors.

9. Thaw the A-DOOR layer, and change the layer of the bi-fold doors to
A-DOOR-3DOB.

10. Move the four polylines 1 ″ in the Z direction so they rest at the same
level as the top of the floor.