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2011 make it easier to work with curves (curved beams, axias etc) I like to 'paint' my wall for the various finishes. I now have designed a house with lots of curved walls (in plan). I have not been able to Split faces to apply different material. I can paint the whole wall. Is there a way in 2011 to do this?
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You can't BUT you can use the "Split Element" tool
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Thanks for that advice. It does however create a lot of other issues. For simple geometry, this can be an option. Thanks again
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