Power Booleans (PowerBoolTree) Quick Help
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T V\21 Power Booleans (PowerBoolTree) Quick Help
F?&n5 R. Boolean Creation Sequence
'qwFV P This tool allows you to perform Boolean operations using multiple objects. Follow the following steps to create a Boolean operation:
f ?kA,! Tn,'*D@l 1) Select base object
Tm~a& p 2) Choose type of Boolean operation
e}Cp;c]= 3) Click on the "New Operation" button - the new operation will be added into the Boolean History Tree
GhpVi<FL 4) Select one or more Rhino objects to participate in the operation
C-' n4AY^ 5) You may repeat operations 3-4 to create a tree with many different boolean operations
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'D(| NYY B'"(qzE-kM Usage Notes:
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W m\HZ9PN 2) The in "Preview Mode" the command is still active and the results are "Frozen" until the "Update Boolean" button is pressed.
b$\3Y'": 3) You can string together multiple operations of different types resulting in a single object.
'*H&s 4) You can also create a new root and have multiple independent trees.
ovJwo r 5) If you have multiple independent trees, they may be joined together using the Tree A <boolean op> Tree B operation.
l2Z!;Wm( 6) Slice With and Split Both usually produce multiple Rhino Objects.
TY}9;QL: 7) You can specify fillets to be applied automatically to the intersection edges, operand or operator edges for each Boolean operation.
[)UL}vAO\q 8) Booleans work for both NURBS and Polygonal objects.
S_?{ <{ 9) You can force Polygonal Booleans instead of NURBS Booleans using the "Meshing Dialog".
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!9w3/Gthj Union: Creates a Boolean Union with the base object and the selected operand
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O#Y;s ;)i" Difference: Creates a Boolean result of subtracting the selected operand away from the base object
S5B12P Merge: Creates a Boolean result of subtracting the selected operand away from the base object
JAPiR= Slice With: Slices the base object into pieces using the selected operand
D|m] ]B Split Both: Slices both the base object and the selected operand
7i(U?\A;. New Tree Root: Creates a new Boolean tree root (or base object)
` s [77V> Tree A Union Tree B: Creates a Boolean result by joining together two trees (specified in the "Tree A" and "Tree B" fields)
|ci1P[y Tree A Int Tree B: Creates a Boolean result from the intersection of two trees (specified in the "Tree A" and "Tree B" fields)
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~+ _|J"\ Tree A Merge Tree B: Creates a Boolean result by merging two trees (specified in the "Tree A" and "Tree B" fields) to form a bounded solid Mode
S#gIfb<D Standard: Hides the base object from the display and shows only the Boolean result
g+CTF 67 Cookie Cutter: This mode uses the operands to remove portions of the original object. The result usually is a solid with one or more holes in it.
+-8u0 9-F Imprinting: Imprints the operand onto the faces of the base object. Imprinting doesn't remove or add any faces, it just splits the
/m#!<t7 faces and adds new edges where the operand intersects with the base object.
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G\|~Q New Operation: Creates a new Boolean operation (using the "Operation" option chosen). The new operation will also be entered
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z>n<+tso Remove Operation: Delete selected Boolean operation (selected in the Boolean History Tree).
Ojea~Y]Sr Add Objects: Adds selected objects to the Boolean operation
MSef2| "P# Remove Object: Remove selected object from the Boolean operation
G5;N#^myJ Reorder Operation: Changes the order of the Boolean operations in the Boolean History Tree. The selected operation is moved
ry99R|/d1 to the place in the order specified by this field. Note also that the Boolean History is evaluated in the order that it appears in the
zxo0:dyw7 tree, so changing the order will also potentially change the result.
hSBR9g Automatic Fillet: This option allows the user to create fillets with the Boolean operations. It is a convenient tool for filleting the intersection edges
jGp|:!' w of Boolean operations, or filleting all of the edges on an object. View Automatic Fillet help. Note that you can also use the Power Fillet
Yh^~4S? command to fillet selected edges (the Power Fillet command gives greater control over filleting).
Ds}ctL{6" Meshing: This option allows control over the meshing results of the Boolean. You can, for instance, choose a mesh result from a NURBS
O-5s}RT Boolean in order to generate a mesh result to send to an STL file. For help with the Meshing button.
_b ~XBn Tree A: This option only needs an entry when one of the Tree Boolean operations (i.e. Tree A Union Tree B) is selected. This entry will
x{Gd r51% specify the Tree A to work with. It is a numerical reference to the tree entry in the Boolean History Tree view.
yP&SA+ Tree B: This option only needs an entry when one of the Tree Boolean operations (i.e. Tree A Union Tree B) is selected. This entry will
)JYt zc specify the Tree B to work with. It is a numerical reference to the tree entry in the Boolean History Tree view.
n\U3f M>N |l*# pN&L \5k^zGF4o @A-*XJNS": f]P&>j| Medium: Uses 5 digits of accuracy for the shelling operation
?2;gmZd7 Low: Uses 4 digits of accuracy
wZ^ 7#yX> High: Uses 6 digits of accuracy
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k"J [mT$b Hide Original Objects: Hides the original object from the display and shows only the Boolean result
c<'P t4LY Show Original Objects: Show the original object (along with the resulting Boolean operation)
b~ M3j& Delete Objects & History: Delete the original object (and the related history)
m{U+aqAQK Change Layer of Originals: Put the original object on a different layer
|{KZ< Lock Original Objects: Freeze the original object from future editing
t-xw= &!w |j[=uS X,zqI -SZW[T<N" Boolean Update
$oefG}h2 Automatic Update: If checked you will see a temporary frozen version of the final result while the command is still active as objects are picked.
Qx9lcO_ Update Boolean: Finishes the command and creates permanent non-frozen version of the resulting Rhino Objects.
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