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January 21, 2016, 06:01
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Howto sweep non-sweepable Bodies?
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Hi Community,
my test model has a cylinder inside a cube. A third body covers the other two. (i attached geometry file). Is there a way to mesh the the thin cover with the same mesh as the cylinder and cube are meshed? Sweepable bodies cant be used on the cover body ... is there way to sweep the cover body with one divison and the same base mesh the cylinder and cube have? Hopefully somebody reads this and has a solution. geometry.jpg mesh.jpgetry file) |
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