OPERATIONS ON BODIES
One of approaches to construction of bodies in geometrical modeling is similar to making a modeled object. First, simple bodies are constructed and then a set of actions is executed in order to construct more complex bodies from simple bodies. More complex bodies are constructed by executing operations with previously constructed bodies. All operations are recorded in a construction log. For closed and non-closed bodies the same operations can lead to different results.
- Boolean Operation on Bodies
- Boolean Operation on Extrusion Body
- Boolean Operation on Revolution Body
- Boolean Operation with Kinematic Body
- Boolean Operation with a Body Constructed on the Basis of Planar Sections
- Cutting a Body into Parts
- Constructing a Symmetrical Body
- Rounding Off Body Vertices and Edges
- Constructing a Body with Edge Chamfers
- Constructing a Thin-Wall Body
- Constructing a Thin-Wall Body with Various Wall Thickness
- Constructing a Body by Thickening the Surface
- Boolean Operation on a Body and a Set of Bodies
- Merging a Set of Bodies
- Splitting Body Faces
- Constructing a Hole, Pocket or Slot in a Body
- Constructing a Body with an Enforcement Rib
- Face Body Sloping
- Multiplication of Body
- Dividing a shell into parts using a given set of edges