Intersecting Faces - Square One

[@BradshawJoinery]

is there a option so see or show when geometry is intersecting? say parts of a model for a cutting list to check nothing is too long ans just hiding within another part.

[@Randor10]

Up until now I simply picked the different intersect options until I got the results I wanted. Now it makes sense what they each do. Thanks.,

[@PaulineFerguson]

That was handy, I've been struggling (and failing, because not solid!) with solid tools... now I know what works!!

[@carolehunter3799]

excellent! thank you!

[@douglasmichel6361]

Awesome, boy will that come in handy with stair railings meeting newel posts.

[@LinesyncJC]

iPad SKP rocks! Love modeling with a pencil! Please show Intersect on iPad if it’s different.

[@rb70383]

This thing is a stumbling point. I would select different options depending on what sketch up allowed me to do. Couldn’t figure out how the options affected the model. Thanks for the clarification.

[@tcards4941]

Hi. I’m loving your videos. What about creating mitres for curved brick edging using follow along path, or something that applies multiple copies along a path

[@philipmikheikin]

question. is there a video about: 1. cut a ball out of cube 2. cut a cube out of ball what should i select first and how ot all works?

[@keggyification]

Thanks Aaron

[@scetin8184]

Thank you ❤

[@pcatful]

It's called "Intersect Faces" in the contextual menu.

[@LewisKauffman]

Thanks! Know I know why I get the "warning" windows!

[@markwynnemer8644]

I wish you had covered "with context" a bit more.

[@mekkler]

I use intersect all the time, but I've never seen or used intersect with context.

[@sambabassesoumare798]

Cool.

[@ahmad-murery]

Did anyone notice the 3rd example that Aaron tried to hide at 4:40 🤫😎😁

[@Skans-Gustav]

Good, although you didn’t really explain with context.

[@mastermongc6929]

👍 👍 ❤️

[@smuludgn]

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