Hurrah!

SAT · 12th November 2006, 05:55 PM

A boolean operation is when you have two objects, and you use one to cut out a section from the other.

For example: You have a Box and you need a round hole through the center.

You take a Cylinder and place it through the center of the Box. Then you use a boolean operation. The boolean operation will make a Box with a round hole through it, where the Cylinder was.

12th November 2006, 05:55 PM	#6
SAT Member Expert member Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 56	Re: Hurrah! A boolean operation is when you have two objects, and you use one to cut out a section from the other. For example: You have a Box and you need a round hole through the center. You take a Cylinder and place it through the center of the Box. Then you use a boolean operation. The boolean operation will make a Box with a round hole through it, where the Cylinder was.