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I am wondering what kind of "pot" is that....must be a strong one
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C'mon... -
@sepo said:
I am wondering what kind of "pot" is that....must be a strong one
Duga,
You can move geometry relative to...clicked point by typing <X,Y,Z> values followed by [Enter]
Or to absolute locations by typing [X,Y,Z] followed by [Enter]
(this is relative to the unchanged origin)Or use the arrow keys or [Shift] to constrain a move on one of the axes, a line or even a face.
Or send the pot by airmail
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Sorry ... I just could not resist...no insult was meant.
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Wo3man - u understood me perfecly!
Tnx a million! -
Wo3Dan - tnx!
I've drawn this shape:
I'd like to know how to remove a piece to make room for the lead (top) and the same at the bottom.. -
hi James, tnx..
by turning it i managed to center it and I request some guidance as to how does one cut it off.. -
"Edit -> Intersect -> Intersect with model"
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Tnx! Being a newbe I keep forgetting about it..
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This shape shows as if this is perfect center; well, it isn't.
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Hu Duga,
With that particular shape you can also turn on hidden geometry (View menu) and delete the unnecessary parts.
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I'd like the shorter part to become the lead..
Now it is satisfactory:
The 1st question is how does one re-adjust the axes.
The 2nd question refers to the circle object. I'd like to move the indicated part.
Tnx
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