Hi

here a workflow to create 3D part with 2 sketch and intersect fonction.

( the second and third files are animated Gif file )


Thanks to Pilou for is help

Chri

Very clean!

Hi

New example ( animated Gif )

Chri

Perfect!

Hi Chri,

This is a clever process, I would not have thought of it, thank you for sharing! Using 2D curves to make 3D solids in this way is a little like reversing the Make2D and Make2D4Views commands. I continue to be amazed by the number of ways there are in MoI to create things!

--Larry

WTF Michael!

Why are so much genius and useful things not NOT commented.
I had never thought about trying to Int-bool 2 Sketches and get such a result.

This is briliant christian!
Thank you for this nice HINT.

moi still suprises me ever and ever again.

@Michael:

when can we expect to throw our Money over to you for Relase4?
maybe i will update my Rhino5 to 7. i dont want to upgrade both programs @ the same Time.

Hi Blackbird,

It's in the Moi Command Reference under :

Sidepane:
Construct
Boolean > Diff, Union, Isect, Merge

But Christian example really makes it stand out.

Hi

Thanks to you, it's nice to share
It also helps Michael to promote his fabulous software.

Christian

Seems this will be a game's boy with the Isect function! ;)

Hi BlackBird,

re:
> Why are so much genius and useful things not NOT commented.
> I had never thought about trying to Int-bool 2 Sketches and get such a result.

It is documented in the help file:
http://moi3d.com/3.0/docs/moi_command_reference7.htm#booleanintersection


> when can we expect to throw our Money over to you for Relase4?
> maybe i will update my Rhino5 to 7. i dont want to upgrade both programs @ the same Time.

Soon! I'm just fiddling with updating the documentation right now. I'll be putting out one last v4 beta that will be the same as the release version and it will have an extended expiration so you won't have to upgrade for a while yet.

- Michael

Hi Micheal,

> It is documented in the help file:
> http://moi3d.com/3.0/docs/moi_command_reference7.htm#booleanintersection

yes you are right... my fault... Sorry