Is there a benefit of using a Boolean cut with flipped normals on the cutting cube?

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September 23, 2020 at 8:17 am #12710
Ingmar Franz
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Wouldn’t it be easier to choose “Difference” as “Boolean Modifier” mode or is there a special benefit of using a Boolean cut with flipped normals on the cutting cube and “Intersection” as the modifiers mode on the duplicated bird?
September 23, 2020 at 8:52 am #60250
Kent Trammell
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No I don’t think there’s a benefit other than not having to switch the boolean modifier’s settings. At the time I was probably less versed with boolean operations. Setting to difference instead has to be the more straight-forward method 😅
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