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February 9, 2019, 15:09
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Boolean subtract issue
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Alfredo Guerra
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As you can see by the image, whenever I use the boolean subtract function I get this weird overlap between my fluid field and my solid body in design modeler. The solid body is a modeled nose-cone tip. How can I fix this? This issue is messing up my sim results.
Thank you! -Alfredo edit: cant find the delete button for this forum... i posted a new forum in the correct forum *You may delete this since it is on the wrong forum section *You may delete this since it is on the wrong forum section *You may delete this since it is on the wrong forum section *You may delete this since it is on the wrong forum section *You may delete this since it is on the wrong forum section Last edited by a3guerra; February 9, 2019 at 15:14. Reason: You may delete this since it is on the wrong forum section |
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