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Curve cut/split rules? (#2339)
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Tem  
#1 Posted : Wednesday, May 27, 2009 3:02:17 PM(UTC)
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What are the "CAD" rules for being able to split / trim curves, other than the obvious "they must intersect" rule? Are Groups or Blocks of curves not good to try and slice and dice? Anything else?
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#2 Posted : Friday, May 29, 2009 4:19:23 PM(UTC)
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What are the "CAD" rules for being able to split / trim curves, other than the obvious "they must intersect" rule? Are Groups or Blocks of curves not good to try and slice and dice? Anything else?
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Not really mate :( have you looked at the help any ?

VC desperately needs the ability to window select geometry in order to trim/split multiple items in one go ? It's very very painful and long winded at the minute..Tim is this on the agenda for change ?
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Tim Olson  
#3 Posted : Saturday, May 30, 2009 4:24:17 PM(UTC)
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>>VC desperately needs the ability to window select geometry in order to >>trim/split multiple items in one go ? It's very very painful and long winded >>at the minute..Tim is this on the agenda for change ?

Paul, no activity here. When I trim a bunch of stuff, I usually double click on the arrow tool to select all, then select the trim tool and just click the pieces to remove. Or if its a area, I will use the region trim command.

http://www.csi-concepts.com/Demo/videos/trim.mov

Is that what your looking for or something else?


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