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@The-Rocky Thanks, that was a real gap. A fillet or chamfer turns the tube into one exact body, and that body had lost its bore - so the switch disappeared and the junction stayed closed. Now a filleted or chamfered tube keeps "Bore cuts as a hole when grouped", and when you group it, the bore of the original tube still cuts through the other tube, while your rounded ends stay as they are. It works for straight tubes, rings and bent tubes. It is out now in layerling 1.127.0: https://github.com/henmedia/layerling/releases/tag/v1.127.0 layerling is free and stays that way thanks to people who help out - if you want to support it, here is how. |
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I have two tubes, One straight, one bent (90 degrees) - I have the straight one lined up the corner of the bent one to make a three-way intersection. I have setting to bore hole when grouped and it works great... until I put a filet or a chamfer on the ends, then that option goes away and it no longer bores a hole. Can it be made to accommodate this capability?
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