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Pattern a Split or Alternatives
Paul_Arden
Member, Onshape Employees, Developers Posts: 212
So, I have a part I want to split (and I explicitly want multiple parts, not a surface split). However I want to split it into a lot of segments, the only way I found to do it was to pattern the thing I am splitting with (in this case a plane) then create a whole lot of individual splits, like this:
This is obviously pretty painful, in this case setting up 21 splits. The first thing I tried to do was pattern the split feature however this does not work. The face split allows multiple entities for splitting but the part split only allows a single one.
Is there an obvious way to achieve this that I am missing? Note that I specifically want to start with the completed model and split it in this case, I am not trying to find a way to model it already split up.
This is obviously pretty painful, in this case setting up 21 splits. The first thing I tried to do was pattern the split feature however this does not work. The face split allows multiple entities for splitting but the part split only allows a single one.
Is there an obvious way to achieve this that I am missing? Note that I specifically want to start with the completed model and split it in this case, I am not trying to find a way to model it already split up.
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https://cad.onshape.com/documents/57acdfaae4b005c413ed9b6f/w/3fd585a46d3af1b3ba413c53/e/4da6d64b2ed11c2b3990608f
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/57acdfaae4b005c413ed9b6f/w/3fd585a46d3af1b3ba413c53/e/83f2898c4a9aee148cc9118e
Despite the neat workaround I still think it's valid to request a split command that takes multiple inputs.
If there isn't an existing one I'll put in an IR.
Cheers Owen S.
HWM-Water Ltd