Trying to Cut Holes In Solid - Is This A Software Glitch?

Trying to Cut Holes In Solid - Is This A Software Glitch?

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Trying to Cut Holes In Solid - Is This A Software Glitch?

glencandle
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I have created a grid of bodies that I want to use to cut a hole in a larger object.   I'm using a Combine modify tool, and I've got all my holes selected as you can see below, but as soon as I hit OK nothing happens. 

 

I'm stumped, I've tried this a dozen different ways and I'm either having a total brain fart of the software is glitching.

 

Would love to know if it's me or Fusion, thanks!

 

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davebYYPCU
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Hide the kept Tools - in the component visibility.

 

Might help....

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glencandle
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Oh man, definitely worked too long today. I feel very dumb. Thank you!

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g-andresen
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Hi,

just try it this way

 

 

günther

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glencandle
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This is a cool solution. The only issue is the grid pattern of holes isn't as tight as I need. (It doesn't alternate half a diameter along the x-axis as I have done.) But I like the tidiness of this approach nonetheless.

I've never used the Patch tool before. What does it do/mean exactly?
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g-andresen
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Hi,


@glencandle wrote:
The only issue is the grid pattern of holes isn't as tight as I need. (It doesn't alternate half a diameter along the x-axis as I have done.) 
change the pattern direction
I've never used the Patch tool before. What does it do/mean exactly?

The extrusion with the option "Cut" is limited by the object Surface Body ("To Object") .
In the following pattern, only those features are duplicated that are completely within the area of this surface.


 

günther

 

günther

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glencandle
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This is quite brilliant, thank you for walking me through that. A definite enhancement to my skillset.

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g-andresen
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Hi,


@glencandle wrote:

This is quite brilliant, thank you for walking me through that. A definite enhancement to my skillset.


Then please also mark it as an accepted solution.
This will make it easier for future readers to find their way around.

 

günther

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glencandle
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Done. Didn't realize there could be two accepted solutions, thanks for the heads up.
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