When using the snapping function to align two models, applying Boolean operations often leaves behind some residual faces. Deleting these faces can be a bit troublesome, as it requires connecting vertices to separate them before removing them. In extreme cases, a lot of such leftover faces might remain. I hope the new Boolean operation can completely remove the overlapping parts.
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harley
From Google Translate:
Boolean Calculation Optimization
When using the adsorption function to fit two models, using Boolean calculation will leave a part of the surface, and it is a bit troublesome to delete this part of the surface. You need to connect the vertices to separate it and then delete it. In extreme cases, there will be a lot of such surfaces that have not been deleted. faces, I hope that the new Boolean calculation can remove the overlapping parts cleanly
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Donovane
Translate in english please !
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pongbuster
Translate with Grok 2:
When using Boolean operations to fit two models together with adhesive functionality, it leaves behind some surfaces, and removing these surfaces can be troublesome. You need to connect the vertices to separate them before deleting them. In extreme cases, many such uncleaned surfaces can remain. I hope the new Boolean operation can remove the overlapping parts cleanly.
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Translation from ChatGPT
When using the snapping function to align two models, applying Boolean operations often leaves behind some residual faces. Deleting these faces can be a bit troublesome, as it requires connecting vertices to separate them before removing them. In extreme cases, a lot of such leftover faces might remain. I hope the new Boolean operation can completely remove the overlapping parts.
Hint: use ChatGPT, not Google Translate. No shade, it's just that Google Translate has fallen behind.
From Google Translate:
Boolean Calculation Optimization
When using the adsorption function to fit two models, using Boolean calculation will leave a part of the surface, and it is a bit troublesome to delete this part of the surface. You need to connect the vertices to separate it and then delete it. In extreme cases, there will be a lot of such surfaces that have not been deleted. faces, I hope that the new Boolean calculation can remove the overlapping parts cleanly
Translate in english please !
Translate with Grok 2:
When using Boolean operations to fit two models together with adhesive functionality, it leaves behind some surfaces, and removing these surfaces can be troublesome. You need to connect the vertices to separate them before deleting them. In extreme cases, many such uncleaned surfaces can remain. I hope the new Boolean operation can remove the overlapping parts cleanly.