Q: adding division with EdgeDivide SOP problem
3471 2 1- eitht
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Slapped with a problem again!
Adding more edge loops to the model using “EdgeDivide” but it also createdunwanted edges & some of the edges were not properly connected, messed with settings like tolerance etc - none could rectify it completely.
Was removing unwanted edges with “Dissolve”, it broke when i readjusted the divisions in “EdgeDivide” above.
“Subdivide” does give me clean edges but i dont want extra division on the high-density bevels and i dont plan to add 1 loop at a time with “PolySplit”.
Anybody know a solution or could point me to one, much appreciated! ><
eitht.
Adding more edge loops to the model using “EdgeDivide” but it also createdunwanted edges & some of the edges were not properly connected, messed with settings like tolerance etc - none could rectify it completely.
Was removing unwanted edges with “Dissolve”, it broke when i readjusted the divisions in “EdgeDivide” above.
“Subdivide” does give me clean edges but i dont want extra division on the high-density bevels and i dont plan to add 1 loop at a time with “PolySplit”.
Anybody know a solution or could point me to one, much appreciated! ><
eitht.
- Dennis Weil
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- eitht
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That's neat, this will work for me! Now I have another reason for using PolyBevel.
Thank you, dennis.
Image below…
I see the relative inset was set to 1 and was wondering if these points/edges were fused together or merely overlapping each other.
I checked & the answer was they fused up so if anybody had the same question in mind, nothing to worry about.
eitht.
Thank you, dennis.
Image below…
I see the relative inset was set to 1 and was wondering if these points/edges were fused together or merely overlapping each other.
I checked & the answer was they fused up so if anybody had the same question in mind, nothing to worry about.
eitht.
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