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-WOODY- · 7th October 2003, 04:49 PM

Yep, it's easy. Just for practice, create a sphere in front view, then create another sphere right beside it. Now take one and move it over till it's a 1/4 of way overlapping the other sphere. Now select one sphere ( object button ) then go to tools, then select "Boolean Operation". A menu then will pop up to give you various options of what type of action you want to take. With one object selected, click on "set" in that pop up window ( operand "A" ). Now deselect that object and select the other object then click "set" (operand "B" ).
From there you have options like "intersect" or "subtract" ect. Then click ok.
Voila, beautiful isn't it?

7th October 2003, 04:49 PM	#2
-WOODY- Senior Member Professional user Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Homje of the Indy 500 Posts: 176	Re: Boolean operations? How? Yep, it's easy. Just for practice, create a sphere in front view, then create another sphere right beside it. Now take one and move it over till it's a 1/4 of way overlapping the other sphere. Now select one sphere ( object button ) then go to tools, then select "Boolean Operation". A menu then will pop up to give you various options of what type of action you want to take. With one object selected, click on "set" in that pop up window ( operand "A" ). Now deselect that object and select the other object then click "set" (operand "B" ). From there you have options like "intersect" or "subtract" ect. Then click ok. Voila, beautiful isn't it?