Barum wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 11:38 am If it won't be able to do that in a future releases, then I would like to rearrange my free time learning Blender more.

I don't know what the future will bring, but for now you must go with Blender.

check the Known OS specific issues.

I agree with Roy. I see that it would sometimes be convenient if we think about a multiplied cube where the whole set fits within the specified distance. Alas, it becomes really difficult, if you have to consider all the ugly possibilities that can occur, starting with the center of the first object...

Or why not just use construction lines and leave the rest up to the users themselves? It would be a similar situation as we have now. It still needs the function to restore the internal geometry. Instead of removing the internal geometry, it may need a function to move it to a separate layer so tha...

Plus General->Selection->Pick radius.

This should really be near the Marker size!

Do you mean a reply in an existing thread ? It may stay rather slow generally due to that check for new replies. To be precise: - clicking the reply button in an existing topictakes right now < 1sec. (- writing the reply takes some minutes, sometimes many of them) - confirming with "Submit&quo...

Aah, thanks; that list.

martinhgps wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 5:40 pm Assembly4 and Assembly are the same?

No, Assembly is the new builtin assembly workbench. I'm not really familiar with either of them, but I would say, that the builtin is not yet on par with Assembly4. As Assembly is builtin, it may be the dominant workbench on the long run.

Ich dachte eigentlich, daß ich in der Part WB den ganzen Body und das Array ausgewählt habe. Dann hattest Du die falsche Datei hochgeladen. So sieht Pad_Innengewinde4 aus: SnipScreenshot-3ddfc5.png Ich verwende für so etwas aber auch lieber Part Cut. Insbesondere, wenn man mehrere Bodys mit Boolean...

Hi and welcome to the forum!

I'm not sure if this is the right place. Is this a general or rather a Python question? In the latter case, I can move it to the Python forum.