Conversion of 2d object into 3d

Question

I am creating a building floor layout image by using GraphScene of visual library API by adding nodes at specific location and then attaching these nodes using edges.
This is a kind of 2d view for a wall. I want to show this wall in 3-d by assigning fixed depth and height.
I am unable to use the same wall/image created in 2d to be displayed in 3d.

Answer 1

I'm not exactly sure I know what you mean, but...
The Anchor point "belongs" to the object and is always (to my understanding) "Local" to the object. Placing a 2D object in 3D space by position or rotation will not affect the Anchor point settings at all.
If you're using the Anchor Point position *tool* — only manipulate the red (X) or green (Y) arrows to reposition the anchor point of the 2D object.  If you need to correct a Z position anchor, in the Inspector, Anchor Point, reset the Z to 0. If the object moves in space, use the "regular" positioning tools or settings to correct the movement.
When you use the Anchor Point position tool, watch in the inspector, you will see that two things happen: the Anchor Point values change AND the position corresponding values change. Adjusting an anchor point in random 3D space with the tool will not change it's position in the scene.  If you try to adjust the anchor point from the Inspector, the object WILL move in space! You can usually counteract that behavior by adding the opposite value amount to the corresponding X, Y or Z position. However, unless the X and Y are aligned to the global 3D vertices, that is not always exactly "true" (the object will still appear to be displaced because of the Local/Global translation parallax.)
I hope this explanation didn't make things *more* confusing!