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Hi,
In the attached image (this is a view from below).
In the center, the object built from the union of a cylinder and a mesh.
On the right, the same object “cut” at the base by a plane
difference {
object { Screw }
plane { y,0 }
}
And then, as you can see, something “weird” happens.
If I make the difference with a box, it's the same thing.
And, if instead of “cutting” at the bottom, I cut at the top, the same
thing happens. It can't be a problem of surface coincidence. The values
are quite different, in fact.
Do you have any ideas for solving this issue ?
nb: the vertical black line with the balls is simply gauge to check the
screw pitch and has nothing to do with the problem.
--
kurtz le pirate
compagnie de la banquise
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