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  • A Offline
    ARCHI_BUM
    last edited by 3 Jun 2008, 22:16

    Probably a simple question: How come sometimes when i push/pull a face the original face disappears and i have to draw an edge to make it reappear, and other times the tool seemingly works properly with the original face staying visible after the command?

    Thanks.

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      Jim
      last edited by 3 Jun 2008, 22:51

      Archi,

      It's one of those mysteries of life.

      If this happens, tap the Ctrl key while push-pulling, and the original face will be left there.

      Hi

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        ARCHI_BUM
        last edited by 3 Jun 2008, 23:02

        LOL!!

        Thanks Jim.

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          Gaieus
          last edited by 4 Jun 2008, 08:05

          Yes, I often wonder about this as well. And though Jim's suggestion works, it leaves a reversed face there only so a couple of extra clicks are needed.

          I think it depends on whether the face originally was to be an inside or outside face or being an ascendent of another face but I am always too lazy to invesigate this.

          Gai...

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            Anssi
            last edited by 4 Jun 2008, 18:41

            I don't think there is consistency in this. It's the same with punching holes: Draw a face, pushpull it to some thickness, draw a grid (with Windowizer, for instance) and push-pull one grid face to make a hole. Now start double-clicking on the rest of the squares. Most often than not, some of them do not make a hole, but leave two z-fighting faces instead, or then at some stage the bottom face of the box disappears completely.

            Anssi

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