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	How to construct a polyline in 3D intersection of two bodies/surfaces?
	To make a line geometry from intersecting solids or surfaces, use the following Inventor function: 3D Sketch > 3D Intersection.

Inventor11Inventor10

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12.3.2006 8889×

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applies to: Inventor 11 · Inventor 10 ·

See also:
Tip 11295:	Iterative Move, Scale and Rotate - till boundary touch.
Tip 11072:	How to make an interference line from 3D Faces?
Tip 10926:	Self-intersecting polylines and polylines with duplicate vertices.
Tip 10499:	How to fillet edges between two 3D solids?
Tip 10237:	Arc bridges (gaps) in line intersections.

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CAD tip # 4902:

How to construct a polyline in 3D intersection of two bodies/surfaces?