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Re: 3DS Max- Inset problem!!!
Seems like the vertex at the tip is really two vertices in your mesh. Weld them and you should see the desired behaviour. -
Re: Early Access -> Crowdfund or Only Crowdfund ?
Yeah vertical slice pitches are the way to go. Some proof of concept. Everyone has ideas, but not everyone can actualize them. -
Re: Unfolding Geometry
What I'm hoping for is something that works essentially like the "Average Vertices" tool, but compares the verts to the UVs instead of to each other. -
Re: Choose your own adventure - the next environment challenge
Those are fighting games, not beat-em-ups. Although there's not much difference in their backgrounds other than verticality. Keep that in mind if this wins. -
Re: Alpha issue 3Dsmax 2012/Unity
maybe the way you welded vertices together can caused this.. Try to do STL check in max and reexport.. It helps sometime. -
Re: WIP - Mossberg500
You have a seam running down the middle of the front of the grip; were those vertices not welded when you joined the halves? -
Re: 【WIP】Blizzard Student Contest
it looks awesome, vertical gradient is way to strong though. In my opinion, it's to dark at the bottom and to bright at the top. I love it though. -
Re: WIP - Faanui: A utopia on water
So much potential! I'd say, try to mess around as early as possible with rendered AO baked to vertices Good luck! -
Re: cant weld verts
Editable Poly has more restrictions on welding vertices together than Editable Mesh. Try converting to EM, see if it works. -
Re: Subd pinching problem
also stars (vertices connecting more than 4 edges) can cause pinching and you have them in your mesh
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