Are you ready to take your AutoCAD skills to the next level? Viewing 3D solid objects in AutoCAD can greatly enhance your modeling and visualization capabilities. Here's how to do it:

1. Open your AutoCAD drawing that contains 3D solid objects.

2. Use the ViewCube tool in the top right corner of the drawing area to rotate and orient the view of your 3D objects. You can click and drag the ViewCube to adjust the viewpoint.

3. Alternatively, you can use the Orbit tool by typing ORBIT in the command line and then selecting the 3D solid object you want to orbit around. This allows you to freely rotate around the selected object for a customized view.

4. To get a better understanding of the 3D solid object, you can use the Visual Styles tool to apply different visual styles such as wireframe, hidden, shaded, or realistic. This allows you to see the object from different perspectives and angles.

5. If you want to change the perspective view, you can use the DView command to create a new viewpoint from a different angle. This tool allows you to define a new camera location and target point for a customized perspective view of your 3D solid.

6. Finally, if you need to display the 3D solid object in a 2D format for documentation or presentation, you can use the Flatshot tool to create a 2D representation of the 3D object from a specific viewpoint.

By following these steps, you can easily view 3D solid objects in AutoCAD and gain a better understanding of their spatial properties. This will enable you to create more accurate and visually compelling models for your projects. So, give it a try and take your AutoCAD skills to new heights!