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I would like to make thickings to my slab but are unable to find how ??
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are these edge thickenings? if so investigate host sweeps. otherwise you can try mr spots trick of creating extra pieces of floor and join geometry?
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Thank you for your response. The thinking I hope to create are a combination of edges and some centrally in veering depths . My central ones are complicated due to no walls above and my edges are by needing a veering offsets for the edge!! So host sweep will not work … unless some one knows better?? I think the only way is to create a second slab under and join it as you have pointed out!! It just seamed a round the bush way so though I would ask in the hope
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Andrew
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