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Re: Feature Script and Configurations

EvanReese

August 5

I used to have a video about doing this, but it was on an old channel. Might get around to making the updated version, but for now, my Manufacturing Variables custom feature is a decent reference for… (View Post)

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Re: Invalid Normal Until a More-Distant Point is Used

EvanReese

August 4

I'll kinda sidestep your question a bit to get at your goals. The cross product of parallel vectors should be a zero vector with no direction, so the case where it works seems like the odd one o… (View Post)

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Re: Working with 3D scans

EvanReese

August 1

I might be one of the Youtubers who skipped details you needed, but have you seen this one? https://youtu.be/rscjUkmr-8g (View Post)

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Re: Filling gaps

EvanReese

August 1

@ricardo_raimondo It looks like you're just a tiny step away from getting into surface modeling, which is how I'd approach this area (and the whole part really). I split out and deleted fac… (View Post)

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Re: How Do I Break Dependencies From a Derived Part So I Can Get Rid Of It?

EvanReese

August 1

@fisch_fischer Simon is right here. You don't have to break it, and can either hide or delete the derived part. However, you're also right that in the future, you should avoid deriving refe… (View Post)

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