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I've been creating a car for the REA f1 in schools competition when i ran into a problem. The uncompleted car was hollow. I removed a face of the car so i could further define the body to make it more aerodynamic. DO any of you guys have a solution to diagnose the problem?
Beginners should never use Delete Face - they don't understand what it does.
There are other techniques that can be used.
Can you ask your instructor to join this discussion?
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The uncompleted car was solid until you deleted a face. Deleting a face turns the solid into a surface body because it is no longer an airtight body. "Boundary Patch" both of the holes and "Stitch" everything back together. Done!
