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# 2 07-12-2006 , 12:45 PM
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In case you haven't tried it, Booleans can sometimes work better if you seperate the task into smaller chunks.

In this case, I would select the windows and then seperate them back into individual windows before trying them one by one. I can't tell you why it works, but sometimes it just does.

Hope it helps.
Simon

EDIT: I've just looked more closely and noticed the window's one object. Hmm. Possibly constructing the second level out of a seperate cube may help, that you then attach to level one at a later stage. Similarly, trying to do the boolean on a cube with more x,y&z divisions may help. Then you could just delete the unneccesary edges and verts after the boolean op is done.


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