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    I remember, back in the day, being able to delete parts of a polygon. So, I would join my roofs, and I was able to delete the plane the goes inside, but it's not working anymore.

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  • #2
    boolean function!
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    • #3
      you can also slice the poly (once you merged the various parts), collapse the stack or add an edit poly modifier, and then delete the polygons you don't need. it's a quick and dirty way, and it can mess up the topology (it surely will), but it may work..

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      • #4
        yes. I do that often, but roofs is needs to be a little more precise. I remember boolean being a nightmare, always crashing, so I avoided it. it worked good for my rook.
        Bobby Parker
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        • #5
          Cut, quickslice?

          If the plane is at a crazy angle which you cant use front/top for - press ctrl c to make a camera, change type to free, align to plane (with rotation), local rotate 90 to face the edge of it, press u to go to orthographic, z to center view then use quickslice snapping to either end.

          You can record a macro of that to make it a (mostly) 1-click process, although it's a 10 second string so unless you're doing 50+ super obscure cuts I doubt you need to.

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          • #6
            I'll try that, thanks
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            • #7
              Originally posted by cubiclegangster View Post
              Cut, quickslice?

              If the plane is at a crazy angle which you cant use front/top for - press ctrl c to make a camera, change type to free, align to plane (with rotation), local rotate 90 to face the edge of it, press u to go to orthographic, z to center view then use quickslice snapping to either end.

              You can record a macro of that to make it a (mostly) 1-click process, although it's a 10 second string so unless you're doing 50+ super obscure cuts I doubt you need to.
              great tip cg!

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              • #8
                Pro Boolean?
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