IntersectCurve with first and second selection sets
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 From:  Frenchy Pilou (PILOU)
7268.4 
Some example image of all that ? :)
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 From:  wastzzz
7268.5 In reply to 7268.3 
Wow Michael thank you, it works exactly as I asked.
Using a simple big plane as 1st set, and all the objects as 2nd set, the result of Intersect Curve is an easy way to get zero-depth sections.

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 From:  Michael Gibson
7268.6 In reply to 7268.4 
Hi Pilou,

> Some example image of all that ? :)

It generates curves of intersection between objects, here's an example with a plane intersecting a second set of 4 spheres - only the plane is intersected with the spheres and not the spheres with other spheres, that's the difference from the regular Construct > Curve > Isect command:



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 From:  wastzzz
7268.7 
This script is useful to quickly make zero-depth sections of the model, by intersecting with a simple plane.
I hope that in the future we will be able to get projected lines as well (of the elements that are not sectioned).
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 From:  Ronamodeler (RON_A)
7268.8 
This looks really useful! Thanks to Max and Michael!
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