Hi Guys,
I have been using TurboCAD for a while now, mainly in 2D.
I've done some 3D illustrations, but normally by creating a 2D shape and then giving it "thickness" in the properties dialog.
Now I'm trying to do it the "right" way, so I created a "box" and want to cut out of this piece.
I cannot find a way to add nodes so that I can shape cut-outs the piece. I've been through anything I could find remotely related in the help file and also the TC forum on the Zone.
Some of the cut-outs are going to be pretty complex curves which will need adjusted to final fit, so 3D Subtract won't work well. In 2D mode I had something like 100 nodes on the curve which I could move as needed.
Is the 'right' way to create the 2D shape and give it thickness? This doesn't seem right, as what if I wanted to perform other 3-dimensional actions to the sheet?
The reason that I want to do this right (besides that it should be done correctly) is that there will be other pieces interlocking with this sheet, so there will be a lot of cut-outs and adjoining edges and such. Besides... it should be done correctly anyway. ;o)
Thank you!
Alex