How to use Region command

The REGION command is used to convert closed objects such as polylines, polygons, circles, ellipses, closed splines, and donuts into two dimensional regions.

After we create a region, we can then modify it using various three dimensional tools.

How to access the REGION command:

  1. From Menu: Home > Draw > Region, as shown in the following picture,

2. By entering command: REGION, as shown in the following picture,

How to convert circle to region with REGION command?


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