Which action is used to create compound objects for Boolean operations?

Which action is used to create compound objects for Boolean operations?

• A. Open the Material Editor
• B. Use the Utilities panel to merge objects
• C. Choose Geometry on the Create tab of the Command panel and then select compound objects
• D. Convert objects to Editable Poly

Answer: (C)

Compound objects are created by choosing the Compound Objects option from the Create panel's Geometry tab. This sets up a special container that can hold multiple shapes and apply Boolean operations (like union, subtraction, or intersection) between them. Other actions, such as opening the Material Editor, merging objects in Utilities, or converting to Editable Poly, don’t create this Boolean-ready container, so they aren’t used to perform Boolean operations. By selecting Geometry > Compound Objects and then choosing a Boolean-type, you establish the proper object for Boolean modeling.

Compound objects are created by choosing the Compound Objects option from the Create panel's Geometry tab. This sets up a special container that can hold multiple shapes and apply Boolean operations (like union, subtraction, or intersection) between them. Other actions, such as opening the Material Editor, merging objects in Utilities, or converting to Editable Poly, don’t create this Boolean-ready container, so they aren’t used to perform Boolean operations. By selecting Geometry > Compound Objects and then choosing a Boolean-type, you establish the proper object for Boolean modeling.