DiaeArrahmane
Automotive
That's not a question but rather a contribution (hope I am not giving the wrong solution). Many people encounter problems when working on multiple surfaces such as in:
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The solution that worked for me is to create a selection of surfaces I want to offset using search method, then I created an assemble using AddNewJoin(), if you need to assemble more than 2 elements, you'll need to add each other element to the assemble using AddElement(). Then, I applied AddNewOffset() to the assemble. And make sure to use reference objects when dealing with these methods.
I hope it helps.
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thread560-469264
The solution that worked for me is to create a selection of surfaces I want to offset using search method, then I created an assemble using AddNewJoin(), if you need to assemble more than 2 elements, you'll need to add each other element to the assemble using AddElement(). Then, I applied AddNewOffset() to the assemble. And make sure to use reference objects when dealing with these methods.
I hope it helps.
