First welcome to the forum. Second no need to make your query a poll, it makes no sense at all.
Now to your problem. It is quite easy. I would suggest you do as many before you and look in the
ref guide first or get some 1 to 1 training locally.
Ref guide is found in the Help menu or in the Documentation folder.
After you get though the guide then come back here for any clarification.
And finally please add a signature with your OS and version of AC.
Yes I am aware that you have 13
Now to your problem. It is quite easy. I would suggest you do as many before you and look in the
ref guide first or get some 1 to 1 training locally.
Ref guide is found in the Help menu or in the Documentation folder.
After you get though the guide then come back here for any clarification.
And finally please add a signature with your OS and version of AC.
Yes I am aware that you have 13
Good response, Rod.
Walls can not be SLOPED!.Anyway, here's an example how to resolve this:
Walls can not be SLOPED!.Anyway, here's an example how to resolve this:
hrv00 wrote:Again I feel you should spend some time looking in the Ref Guide.
/....... how do i bring up that 'edit targets and operators' box
Or just exploring the menus
Quite easy actually, but in the mean time ............
andro55 wrote:Not in the way you might imagine. It is easy enough to make a simple ramp using the tilted wall feature.
Walls can not be SLOPED!
Okay. So i am an idiot.
What i meant was that if you put a tilted wall over a conventional wall such that their nodes touch, the tilt wall cuts the conventional wall.
What i meant was that if you put a tilted wall over a conventional wall such that their nodes touch, the tilt wall cuts the conventional wall.
