Moving Boolean up the parametric history brakes thing

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I am confused on what I am doing wrong here.

  • I copied an object and moved it laterally
  • I applied substraction to the original object
  • I moved the substraction above the initialy copy+move so that the copy would also have the substraction

but that breaks the chain. What am i doing wrong?

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Just select the as“target” and “tool” body of the copied body in the boolean step.

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If you click on that boolean it will show you what is wrong.

I tried to replicate your issue, and it did same result. I think is that, when you move with your bodies, you did without boolean. But than you change them with boolean action.
And if you change history, that you put that boolean before move/rotation. The shape which was moved, isn’t same as before (now its already booleantificated :slight_smile: but history remember just normal bodies, if it make any sense)

So i recommend same as @JST here.

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