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    Push-Pull face not on axis

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    • jgillickJ Offline
      jgillick
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      I an working on an arched cathedral window wall, pushing faces that represent mortar joints. The faces push as expected except when I get to those in the area of the arch. I have tried the normal push-pull, joint push-pull and follow-me but have failed to push the mortar joint faces in the attached model. Help!


      Arched Window Wall.skp

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      • cottyC Offline
        cotty
        last edited by

        You won't be able to push those faces because of these angles...

        pp_problem1.JPG

        But you can joint push pull the bottom part:

        pp_problem2.JPG

        and erase the front faces, draw some connecting edges from top to bottom to fill the hole...

        pp_problem3.JPG

        Just out of interest: how did you create the arch to get that many hidden edges?

        my SketchUp gallery

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        • cottyC Offline
          cotty
          last edited by

          Maybe this can be an alternative to construct those pushpulls?

          click to animate

          my SketchUp gallery

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          • jgillickJ Offline
            jgillick
            last edited by

            cotty
            I used the scale tool

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