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so basically as the title says i am trying to extrude along normals without intersecting geometry but this happen( see images ). Is there a way of doing it on a clean way? Right now the geometry is being messed up all on top of each other. Important: i need to extrude this shape inwards not outward... When i do it outward geometry does not intersect each other. The problem is going inward. Version of Blender is 2.93.1

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    $\begingroup$ Hello maybe share your file? I'm not sure you can avoid intersecting geometry actually $\endgroup$
    – moonboots
    Jul 22, 2021 at 7:09

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First make sure you are in a face selection mode. enter image description here

Then press alt+e or press and hold extrude button. then a selection box will appear, then select extrude along normals

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hope it'll work.

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  • $\begingroup$ Hi thanks for your answer, maybe i should had say that i need to extrude this shape inwards not outward... When i do it outward geometry does not intersect each other. The problem is going inward $\endgroup$
    – Pedro De Elizalde
    Jul 22, 2021 at 6:28

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