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As you see below in the X-ray view (bottom photo), all sorts of crazy geometry is generated as a result of the solidify modifier.maybe not desired, but maybe there is a way to fix this? There also seem to be some glitchy parts in the 'desired' photo near the bottom of the cut. The following top photo looks good, right, so why am I complaining? I cheated using the solidify modifier (adding thickness until the 'hole' was filled). Not so good in the photo below, I will have to fill in that gap manually (or see below for the way I cheated.) The final design would have this process completed on all four sides of the 'cube'.īefore on the left, after on the right. Here is an example of my current problem I am working on, before and after the Boolean modifier was applied in Blender, as a series of images. Problem: Need other (hopefully free) software to suit my modeling method or a better method (A different modifier? Different modeling techniques?) for creating the desired object using Blender.

I do not want to do this process manually.

I have to go into edit mode and join the points together to make faces so the object appears solid, which can be very time consuming. The piece that I just cut from will have a gaping hole in it (since models in Blender are hollow). Using Blender, only the Boolean modifier seems to work for this purpose, but even then it usually fails me, and in the end the object isn't solid. My 'method' is to start with a simple shape and subtract and add to it using other simple shapes until the final design. Now, yes, I could use Blender (and have been for some time), but I find it absolutely frustrating to use based on the way I like to 3D model. I am looking for a 3D modeling software that will allow me to build a model using shapes.

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