Retain only the intersecting portions of two sets of implicit bodies.
All the targets are combined to form “Body A,” and then all the tools are combined
to form “Body B.” The result is a new implicit body that envelopes all volume that is
inside Body A and inside Body B. It is equivalent to a logical AND/conjunction.You
will select two sets of implicit bodies, which must to intersect.
- Targets are the first set of bodies.
- Tools are the second set of bodies.
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On the Implicit Modeling ribbon, select the
Intersect tool.
- Optional:
For Visualization Quality, select from
Low to Very High quality,
which corresponds to a low to very high density of elements. A higher quality
produces sharper geometry features but is more computationally intensive. When
creating a complicated function, it’s recommended to work using a lower quality
and then switch to a higher quality after the function is complete.
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Select one or more target bodies.
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Select one or more tool bodies.
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In the guide panel, select a type of Transition:
- Sharp
- Fillet: If you selected this option, define the
fillet Radius. The fillet radius can be
entered directly, controlled using a variable or driven by a field
(field-driven design)
- Chamfer: If you selected this option, define the
chamfer Distance. The setback of the chamfer can
be entered directly, controlled using a variable or driven by a field
(field-driven design).
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Click OK.