rhino: extrusion file illustrator

[Lord Daz]

Hi.

I've been approaching 3d programs thanks to rhino for about 2 days... .

I imported a file from adobe illustrator.
It seems to me to understand that rhino does not consider the rupture that gives to the forms through illustrator. In fact, the black lines of illustrator are imported (and therefore extruded) only the contours of the lines but not the filling/dryer.

how do I make rhino recognize the filling (the thickness of the lines) so that I can extrude a "solid" figure?

I thank you and hope to be explained.

greetings,
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[enri]

you must select "solid" so you only extruded the curves

 

[Lord Daz]

you must select "solid" so you only extruded the curves

Sorry, but I've known the program for two days. What do I have to go to?

I have selected everything (ctrl+a) and then I give the command "crea solid" but receive an error mess "impossible to run the command".

Where am I wrong?

 

[enri]

when selecting the command extrude, above in the command bar there are selectable writings, direction, two sides, solid, the latter selects, clicking on it, yes.

 

[Lord Daz]

Thank you!

Now, I'd like to print this item with the 3d printer. Can you tell me how to proceed? in what format do I have to save the file?

Many thanks,
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[enri]

Usually sw for 3d printer management use stl.