I have a problem in subtracting bodies (by combining function).
Basically, I have a body A in which there are 4 different bodies (2 of which are symmetrical of the other 2) positioned at the 2 ends of body A. I can remove one body of each model on each end. But when I want to subtract the 2 remaining bodies, it doesn't work and I get the error message "there are no bodies left after the combination operation".
I don't understand what this means because from a volume point of view, there is still a lot of volume left of body A. It is true that I have common edges to bodies two by two. Is this a problem, a bit like zero-thickness geometry?
If anyone has an idea on the subject, I'm all ears and thank you in advance.
Result obtained: I subtracted one of the first two bodies (left side of the upright) and the other type of body on the symmetrical part (right side of the upright) foreground.
Hello not a specialist but I see that some bodies are imports have you done the "import diagnosis" on each body check if there are PBs of surfaces it can perhaps be explained.
I would like to thank you for your advice, remarks and for the time you have devoted to this subject.
I tested the import diagnostics, they were all good but it didn't change the problem at all.
I reworked the part file forming the bodies to be subtracted. I created a weld bead by extrusions and smoothing. Note that this weld bead is not fused with the rest of the volumes. Then I added it with the L-shaped part. With these two new bodies, the subtract function works with a few settings (such as the conservation of bodies).
So, in the end, we get a volume.
Thanks again to all of you. I wish you a good day.