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 In the Rhino viewport, the faces of a closed solid polysurface are outlined with bold edges. If the existing faces or edges of the solid do not reflect the desired restraints, the Rhino "Split" or "Split Face" functions can be used to modify or create faces, and to divide edges. In the Rhino viewport, the faces of a closed solid polysurface are outlined with bold edges. If the existing faces or edges of the solid do not reflect the desired restraints, the Rhino "Split" or "Split Face" functions can be used to modify or create faces, and to divide edges.
  
-===== Using the //Split Face// Command=====+===== Using the Split Face Command=====
  
 In the process pictured below, the top face of an existing solid is carved into two parts using the "Split Face" function. One edge will also be divided into three parts. In the process pictured below, the top face of an existing solid is carved into two parts using the "Split Face" function. One edge will also be divided into three parts.
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   - **Ready to Restrain:** After splitting is complete, SnSPro's restraining option can use the new faces and edges.   - **Ready to Restrain:** After splitting is complete, SnSPro's restraining option can use the new faces and edges.
  
-===== Using the //Split// Command =====+===== Using the Split Command =====
  
 In the process pictured below, the top face of an existing solid is carved into two parts using the "Split" function. In the process pictured below, the top face of an existing solid is carved into two parts using the "Split" function.
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