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[TheKurgan]

I've read the tutorial about how to make a square/rectangle opening in a wall, and that is fairly easy, but how do you put a round hole (opening) in a flat surface? Without being able to "subtract" a sphere or cylindar, how do you make a circular opening?

For a visual, think of a piece of swiss cheese or a manhole in a road that opens down into the ground from the surface (x).

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance,

TheKurgan

[granada]

Hi TheKurgan

The way i did it was to first cut a square/rectangle opening in a wall,then place a cylinder in the opening then hollow the cylinder and delete both ends.Then its a case of
playing with the cylinder to get what you want .

Hopy you get what i mean,its 6am and i've just got in from work (tired )

EDIT: see tutorial section!

dave
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