Hole limit?
tom_auger
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I considered using points along with circular and linear repeats to create a hole pattern such as one used in a speaker grille or shower head. But when I select them the hole feature fails due to too many (> 100) holes. Short of painstakingly selecting < 100 and repeating the process until all are done, is there a better way to create a large number of holes that will remain relatively performant (I'm guessing extrusion + boolean subtract is probably just as bad if not worse from a performance perspective...)
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You can do a "subtract" directly within the extrude feature. So, you could do one extrude-subtract, then pattern that cut. Doing a face-type pattern option, performance wise, if you can get it to work.5
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You can do a "subtract" directly within the extrude feature. So, you could do one extrude-subtract, then pattern that cut. Doing a face-type pattern option, performance wise, if you can get it to work.5