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Well I guess that it depends. If the windows of the scene are just for show and being able to have transparency applied to them is a non issue, you can just turn auto holes off... assuming that is not the case, I am not totally sure. It depends on the specifics of your project. Sometimes weird things happen i.e. autohole not working etc... In the window group, there is a CTRL_Hole, I wonder if that is part of the issue. Can you give me a bit more information about the problem?

So I played with it a bit more, and it turns out that there is a toggle next to auto holes for "only selected" that was switched off. When I toggled that on it fixed the problem. Thanks again!

@@MrBenPi but I also found that just using using the boolean modifier tool is much simpler.

@@La-PetitMort love it.

@@La-PetitMort that doesn't suprise me. Were there any differences in results between the two that are worth noting?

Glad that I could help.

Yes. Thank you for the question. Just undo, or Ctrl Z. And then select "Paste Last Polygon". Please let me know if that helps.

Input is welcome, especially from people that know the content. I read the first five or so a long time ago and did enjoy them.

Glad that you like it.

Welcome!

Assuming that you are talking about finding the rotation of a selected object via BPY, I would do something like this: import bpy from mathutils import Quaternion # Assume the active object is the selected mesh obj = bpy.context.active_object # Get the rotation in quaternion rotation_quaternion = obj.rotation_euler.to_quaternion() print("Rotation Quaternion:", rotation_quaternion)

You're welcome! Glad to have helped.

In the case of .001 and .002 to _1 and _2, you can press ctrl+F2 and do a find and replace '.001' to '_'.

Thank you. Much appricited.

The Hololens is pretty cool to work with.

Thank you. I do want to cover it in more detail sometime, because you can also use it to measure angles as well.

Good observation and probably something that I should have mentioned. The hierarchy is nonobvious in the 3d window, however the items are arranged by their relationship in the Outliner window on the right side of the default view. I will do a revision in the near future. Thank you for the input.

Good to hear. :)

Great, glad to be of service.