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From: Manuel Coats <[e-mail]>
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On Thu, 25 May 1995, John Gross wrote:
> Remember, if you are just stencilling fonts onto polys, there's no need
> to extrude the font. By using Drill (not Solid Drill) you can stencil (or
> any of the other operations) along any axis. The stencil fonts don't even
> have to be touching the "cutee". Of course, if you are stenciling into
> something not lined up on X, Y or Z, then you would want to extrude and
> intersect like Joe mentioned...
> JG

This is not entirely correct.  By doing the above, the cutee would be
stenciled though the entire object.  If you only want the logo stenciled
on one side of the object you will need to use the extruded cutee and
use solid drill.

Manny

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