Subtracting Bodies From Each Other
Subtracting Bodies From Each Other
(OP)
I can't seem to find COMBINE in Assembly
mode, so I can subtract one body from
another. Where is it hidden? OR do I
need to use a different command in
assembly mode?
Thanks....
mode, so I can subtract one body from
another. Where is it hidden? OR do I
need to use a different command in
assembly mode?
Thanks....






RE: Subtracting Bodies From Each Other
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RE: Subtracting Bodies From Each Other
Use also the force, should you.
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Reason trumps all. And awe transcends reason.
RE: Subtracting Bodies From Each Other
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RE: Subtracting Bodies From Each Other
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RE: Subtracting Bodies From Each Other
Looks like JOIN unites 2 parts. I'm looking
to subtract 2 parts and use the result (unless
I misunderstand it - which could be - sorry. I'm
under the schedule gun for now, so I'll read more
up on it later.
It looks like cavity works, just a few more steps
to go through....
Thanks again everyone....
RE: Subtracting Bodies From Each Other
If you need to subtract one from the other you would be better off inserting a part into a part and then using the Combine command.
Regards,
Scott Baugh, CSWP![[pc2] pc2](https://www.tipmaster.com/images/pc2.gif)
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