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From:    CRL::"[e-mail]" "David Warner" 15-OCT-1995 03:46:55.31
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Subj:    Re: Surface cut and paste


On Sat, 14 Oct 1995, Scott McCabe wrote:

>
> Gotta 'nother question here. I've got a spaceship with lots of other objects
> on it. Now I want to change the ship's body a little bit. Is it possiable to
> highlight the body's surface (with out doing it manually) and cut and paste
> it to another layer to be worked on?

 Another technique that'll work is using the "select conn" button after high
 lighting (selecting) a polygon on the object you wish to cut away.

 Ed



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