and you have reached your goal - a perfect result from a point cloud
Switches the point cloud on and off in the view. Helpful, for example, to better recognize what the user has drawn when modeling.
This command can be used to lengthen or shorten modeled 3D solids. It can be set, for example, up to a point defined by the user or up to another solid.
In the intersection area of two or more solids, the user can use this command to define which solid is the "dominant" one and which adapts its shape to it. For example, for the indentation of rafters that rest on a continuous ridge purlin.
Joins two solids together with a mitre joint. The solids are automatically stretched and mitred.
Command to create a hole or depression with a freely definable depth in a solid. Useful, for example, for Window/Door openings or mortises in timber. A closed 2D polyline defined by the user is shot through the previously selected solid in the Z direction of the coordinate system to create the cut-out.
This command can be used to remove the intersection volume of 2 solids in order to avoid overlaps.
Builds on the "From View" command. The 2D profiles on the basis of which the user defines his 3D solids can be subsequently adjusted with this command.
Builds on the "From View" command. The user can use this command to redensify 3D solids that have already been created by inserting even more 2D profiles to trace the object.
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