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offset distance

henning_michel_henning_michel_ Member Posts: 19 EDU
Where is the checkbox "offset distance"? The way I achieved the effect is very inconvenient.


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  • eric_pestyeric_pesty Member Posts: 1,887 PRO
    Answer ✓
    It looks like this might be an old document that hasn't been updated to the newer FS version.
    Although it does seem like using the "up to face" with offset on direction 2 would work pretty well in this case (instead of two "blind" extrusions)

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  • martin_kopplowmartin_kopplow Member Posts: 513 PRO
    Click on the tiny pulldown arrow right hand close to "Blind" and it should appear.
  • eric_pestyeric_pesty Member Posts: 1,887 PRO
    Answer ✓
    It looks like this might be an old document that hasn't been updated to the newer FS version.
    Although it does seem like using the "up to face" with offset on direction 2 would work pretty well in this case (instead of two "blind" extrusions)
  • henning_michel_henning_michel_ Member Posts: 19 EDU
    It looks like this might be an old document that hasn't been updated to the newer FS version.
    Although it does seem like using the "up to face" with offset on direction 2 would work pretty well in this case (instead of two "blind" extrusions)
    Yes, that explains the absence of offset distance. The document was originally created in August 2022. Is there a way to update to all the latest features?
  • henning_michel_henning_michel_ Member Posts: 19 EDU
    Click on the tiny pulldown arrow right hand close to "Blind" and it should appear.
    No, that only brings up the list 'Blind' comes from.

  • martin_kopplowmartin_kopplow Member Posts: 513 PRO
    If you select "Up to face" or "Up to next" from that list, an additional option will appear that allows to enter an offset from said reference face or body.
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