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+ | ====== Boolean2Objects Command ====== | ||
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+ | The Boolean2Objects command in V5 and V4 lets you select two objects and cycle through the four possible outcomes of a Boolean operation (with preview): | ||
+ | * Unordered List ItemUnion (fusing the two together) | ||
+ | * Subtract A from B | ||
+ | * Subtract B from A | ||
+ | * Intersection (leaving only the overlapping volume of A and B) | ||
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+ | This is especially helpful if you have open objects, as it is not necessary to look at surface directions. One of the four possibilities will always be what you want. | ||
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