Now this is something! Contributing to some webcomic Looking good, indeed! Make sure to export larger images and resize them later. Or even (before exporting), change the back face colour in the Styles dialog to something dark (say black) so that those light stripes because of antialiasing won't be so apparent.

@chris fullmer said: San Francisco, 'eh Jeff? Coming out this way any time soon for that project? Chris i sure hope so.. that's my second favorite city.. won't know for a few more weeks though

@double espresso said: FBG... Info about your OS would be helpful. DE Windows XP I got the model re-done during a bout of insomnia went pretty quick since I already did it once and had already made all the mistakes. I think it must be because I had it Intersecting a whole model as the power failed. Bad timing I would say. Anyway I got it rebuilt now I can start on the next one.

So much to learn! This program continues to amaze me. Thank You I will be fooling with this today. Thank You

I have attached a 2 scene model, the first has a complete sphere with 2 other objects poking into it. The second is the result of: Double clicking the sphere to edit it Going "Edit -> Intersect -> Intersect with model" Deleting the 2 boxes Deleteing the faces no longer needed Adding the lines that completed the internal faces sphere-tut.skp

Thank You that's simple enough

Yeah, I opened up the file and noticed right away that the green axis was pointing up. So you can either just keep the blue up and keep working on it, or select everything and rotate it all. Either way, glad its working now for you, Chris

Wow That would work great I need to tinker with that

Thank You. That did it. Big time saver! Now to learn to use it to best advantage.