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Jack Cheong
2006-08-11, 07:17 AM
Use separate for a solid ( solid merge by union command), but return as:
The selected solid does not have multiple lumps.
What it's mean?
Someone can help me?

Jack Cheong

Buffeldrek
2006-08-11, 08:07 AM
could you post the file, please???

jaberwok
2006-08-11, 11:41 AM
To use Separate, you need a solid which is logically one item but appears, visually, to be two items.
Example - copy an existing solid so that the copy does not overlap the the original and Union the two together. They are now one logical solid so Copy, Move, Erase, etc will act on "both".
Two make a single lump into two, you will need to Slice or make copies and Subtract bits from them.

Jack Cheong
2006-08-11, 01:31 PM
To use Separate, you need a solid which is logically one item but appears, visually, to be two items.
Example - copy an existing solid so that the copy does not overlap the the original and Union the two together. They are now one logical solid so Copy, Move, Erase, etc will act on "both".
Two make a single lump into two, you will need to Slice or make copies and Subtract bits from them.

Thx for ur help
But it wouldn't work!
"The selected solid does not have multiple lumps" appear
What is lump?
rgds

Jack Cheong

jaberwok
2006-08-11, 02:32 PM
Thx for ur help
But it wouldn't work!
"The selected solid does not have multiple lumps" appear
What is lump?
rgds

Jack Cheong

"To use Separate, you need a solid which is logically one item but appears, visually, to be two items."

Jack Cheong
2006-08-11, 04:25 PM
"To use Separate, you need a solid which is logically one item but appears, visually, to be two items."

I got it!!
thx a lot