Hi,
I’m finding that every time I do a boolean intersection or a trim the objects that are getting trimmed display the isocurves (the isocurves are present before the operation).
Before Boolean Operation:
After Boolean Operation:
Anyone else experiencing the same effect?
Best,
Miguel
Are the objects before the boolean Extrusions or polysurfaces with isocurves turned off?
If they are extrusions, there are no iso curves …
Once you boolean extrusions, they become polysurfaces, hence the isocurves.
«Randy
extrusions with the isocurves turned off.
Extrusions usually don’t have isocurves.
So what is the “Bug” ? Once extrusions are booleaned they become polysurfaces, with isocurves.
You can turn off isocurves in your display mode if that is what you are looking for.
So I turned off isocurves for surfaces in my Shaded display properties …
I extrude a cube them copy it, explode & re-join to get a polysurface. In wireframe mode, on the left you can see the isocurves in the polysurface, but not in the extrusion. On the right I do not see the isocurves on the polysurface because I turned them off.
If I trim or boolean an extrusion then it changes to a surface or polysurface and you see the isocurves.
«Randy
extrusion surfaces do have isocurves. I just find it awkward that is all.
