Split with Lines
Use the Split: Lines tool to split surfaces and solids using lines, bounding lines, offset lines, and graphical lines.
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Use the Split tools to create fixed points and split surfaces or solids using a variety of methods.
Use the Split: Interactive tool to quickly create fixed points on surfaces and edges, and split surfaces with lines. You can also remove fixed points from surfaces or surface edges to unsplit them.
Use the Split: Nodes tool to split surfaces using ordered (node list/path) and non-ordered node selections or FE edges.
Use the Split: Lines tool to split surfaces and solids using lines, bounding lines, offset lines, and graphical lines.
Use the Split: Surfaces tool to split surfaces and solids using surfaces.
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Use the Split tools to create fixed points and split surfaces or solids using a variety of methods.
Use the Split: Lines tool to split surfaces and solids using lines, bounding lines, offset lines, and graphical lines.
Use the Split: Lines tool to split surfaces and solids using lines, bounding lines, offset lines, and graphical lines.
Option | Description |
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Lines |
Note: This option is only available when solids or surfaces are the
target. To split a line, you must select the target and cut line,
then click Split. Multiple target lines can be defined; however,
only one single cut line can be defined.
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Bounding Lines | Select bounding lines. Note: This option is only available when
solids are the target.
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Offset Lines |
Note:
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Graphical Lines |
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