More than one body

Position

Move M
Moves or turns a body.
  1. Click Move, in Position.
  2. Click the body.
  3. Drag an arrow, or type a distance.
  4. Press OK.
Joint J
Places a body on another, face to face. For example, flip a body over onto another and cut with it using Combine.
  1. Click Joint, in Position.
  2. Choose the Type. Rigid holds it fast.
  3. Click a face on the body that should move.
  4. Click the face it should land on.
  5. Tick Flip to turn it over.
  6. Press OK.

Copying and combining

Copy
Makes a second copy of a body and lets you place it.
  1. Open Modify and click Copy.
  2. The copy starts on top of the original, with Move open.
  3. Drag an arrow or type a distance to put it where you want.
  4. Press OK.
Combine
Joins two bodies into one, cuts one out of the other, or keeps only where they overlap.
  1. Click Combine.
  2. Click the body to keep.
  3. Click Tool bodies in the window, then click the body or bodies to use on it.
  4. Pick Join, Cut or Intersect.
  5. Tick Keep tools to leave the tool bodies in the part. Without it they are hidden.
  6. Press OK.
Combine needs two bodies. To make a second body, set Operation to New Body in Extrude.

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