The model on the left was a result of BooleanDifference, the right, Wirecut.
Is there a reason I don’t get the lower tangent edge on the wirecut? Both used the same Simplified Crv. Model attached.
I use Wirecut as it’s a pretty quick command, but in this case I wanted that tangent edge to push-pull so had to use BooleanDifference.
My wish is that both commands would produce the same result (as per BooleanDifference).
(model attached)
WC vs BD.3dm (158.1 KB)
Hi Andrew -
WireCut should follow the CreaseSplitting setting, yes. I’ve put this bug on the list as RH-67032.
Note that, when using a closed curve, the result will be as expected.
Thanks,
-wim
Note you can use _DivideAlongCreases _SplitAtTangents=_Yes to get your tangent split back after the fact.
Thanks Helvetosaur, I forgot about that one!
I don’t suppose there’s a command to go the other way?
To rejoin tangent polysurfaces into one surface?
Explode the polysurface into individual surfaces or ExtractSrf the desired surfaces as individual surfaces.
MergeSrf with Smooth=No the individual surfaces into a single surface. The result should be a single surface with multi-knots along the creases.
That’s done it. Thanks David!
