Another strategy...

Make a sphere from Subdivision! :)



It's winning for Flow if exists a geometric division by 6 surfaces of the soccer ball!

PS Trivial question...
Why the subdivision surface still stay in 6 separate faces and not redone a normal sphere when join or union?

Hi Pilou,

re:
> Why the subdivision surface still stay in 6 separate faces and not redone a normal sphere when join or union?

The subdivision surface sphere is not quite exactly spherical.

Since it is not an exact match for a sphere there isn't any mechanism to try and convert it into an exact sphere.

If you want an exact sphere, you can make one with the Draw solid > Sphere command, instead of using SubD conversion.

- Michael

Hi Booleano,

Could you tell what u want to do? What do u mean by "resolve this file" ?

- Psygorn

Hi Phiro,

but I think MOI is the easiest way to create this volume! :-)

-Psygorn