Is it possible to cut an object out of another object?

Is it possible to cut an object out of another object?

Hello, is it possible to cut part of an object out from another object. For example, lets say i had a long rectangular box and i wanted to cut (not delete) part of it out as another component or group… is that possible?

How to split an object into two groups?

That is called a boolean operation ( [split] [1]). You intersect two objects and then sort the resulting geometry into two different groups. Select all edges and faces that should be in a new group, right-click → Create Group.

How to cut an object in Adobe Illustrator?

1 Click and hold the Eraser () tool to see and choose the Knife ( )tool. 2 Do one of the following: To cut in a curved path, drag the pointer over the object. 3 Choose Select > Deselect. Note: Illustrator selects the object by default while cutting. 4 Click and drag each part using the Direct Selection () tool.

How do you cut an object in SketchUp?

You intersect two objects and then sort the resulting geometry into two different groups. Select all edges and faces that should be in a new group, right-click → Create Group. It can also be useful to cut and Edit → Paste in place outside of the current group. If you have SketchUp Pro, you can do it with one click on the Solids toolbar.

What’s the best tool to cut an object?

Mesh tool intersect (ctrl+F -> intersect) is another option to make cuts with geometry. It’s also more reliable with non-manifold geometry than boolean modifier. I’ve recorded couple of examples before

How to make objects from intersecting lines in illustrator?

With the object still selected, go to Object > Expand Appearance. (You’ll probably have to ungroup this object – right click > ungroup) Now your spiral shape is slightly constricted. Select your spiral and the intersecting lines and do Pathfinder > Divide.

How to split a solid into two bodies?

Choose Modify > Split Body. For Body to Split, select the solid that you want to split. For Splitting Tool, select the object that will split the body. If the splitting object does not already intersect the body, select Extend Splitting Tool.