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Adam Chalmers
2025-05-09 16:49:51 -05:00
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@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ both = intersect([cubeGreen, cubeBlue])
This keeps only the small cube shape from where the previous two intersected. This is a new solid, so it can be transformed just like any other solid.
**Note**: Instead of writing `intersect([cubeGreen, cubeBlue])` you can use the shorthand `cubeGreen - cubeBlue`. This is a nice little shorthand you can use if you want to.
**Note**: Instead of writing `intersect([cubeGreen, cubeBlue])` you can use the shorthand `cubeGreen & cubeBlue`. This is a nice little shorthand you can use if you want to.
Lastly, let's try a `subtract` call: