Power Solids Boolean Tree Advanced Usage

PowerBoolTree allows the user to create new trees and even combine existing trees. 
The following operations are shown in this help file:

  1. Create a New Tree Root so the the Boolean produces multiple Rhino Objects
  2. Combine 2 Trees in a Boolean Operation


Creating a new tree root terminates the current tree and starts a new tree which
produces a new object as its result.  To create a new tree select "New Tree Root"
click "New Operation" and select one object as the root of the tree.  Make sure to
first select the "New Operation" and then the object in order for it to work correctly. 


Here we have selected the small box as the new root.  We have also applied a filleting
to the operation to round the box.

 


Here is the result of applying a Difference operation to Tree #2 using the solids
created from text.

 


This is the result.  A rounded box with text cut into it.  You will note that these are two
separate object in Rhino.

 


These two separate trees and their objects can also be combined using the last
four operation types.  Here first we select "Tree A Diff Tree B" then type "1" in
the Tree A: edit box; then "2" in the Tree B: edit box and then select New Operation.
The result is shown below:

 


Note how simple and fast it is to create this relatively complex object.  Now go to the
"Boolean Editing" to see how simple it is to modify this object using the PowerBoolTree.