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ANSYS SpaceClaim: While making a hole in a part with another part next to it, sometimes the hole will continue thru the adjacent part whereas sometimes it only go as far as the part itself. What do I do to make sure the hole will continue thru all parts.

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    • April 5, 2023 at 2:33 pm
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      If you click on the “Cut” button in the Options panel of Pull when you are pulling the face to create the hole, then it will cut through all parts. Sometimes if you do not explicitly tell SC to cut then it will only cut through the geometry that the face lies on (ie: if it is imprinted on the geometry). You can also try to create a surface that is floating out in space, not tied or imprinted to any specific solid. Then if you pull this to cut, that should go through all solids.

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