new update. http://www.digitalfossils.com/Download/VoidWorld-aug-6-11.rar Summary of changes: * 'Select Vertex/Polygons in Selected Edges' improved. * Polygon creation tool in Retopo tool improved. You can click a combination of points and vertices to create polygon * Edit > Options > Polygon/Edge Cursor Control Extrusion…
Hi. Does anyone know how to do it? Lets say I have a flat concave/convex polygon with N vertexes and I would like to project it on the surface of a mesh along some direction vector. Basically like a decal or imprint in pro-boolean. The result mesh should have the topology of the mesh on which proijection was done. Example…
i'm working on a high polygon assignment. there is an unresolved problem before digging the hole after digging the hole This can be solved by adding a line horizontally, but then the circle becomes distorted. I don't know how to make a wireframe
Hi ! There is in blender an addon called F2 and with this you can create a polygon from one vertex selected just by pressing F on the keyboard...in C4D is true there are polygon pen but when its extrude a polygon from a selected vertex or selected edge it place the polygon weird and not following the direction of other…
So I am noticing that a lot of the professionals out there show triangles rather than polygons. I understand that one polygon is made up of two triangles, and I know that game engines deal with tris better than polygons. Therefore, what happens in the modeling process when modeling in polygons then ending up in triangles.…
triangles are polys too hehe, polygon isn't the same as quad... you could have a polygon with a hundred vertices, and just count as 1 polygon. So you should go for tris, no one gets owned that way.
It looks like they're just extruding the edges of a polygon, not an actual curve. You can do that in maya pretty much the same way, make a polygon of the eye shape and then extrude the edges out. Then delete the original polygon.
If you use non-uniform scale outside of sub-object mode, it's going to distort the local transform space of the whole model. If you need to scale stuff, best to do it on the sub-object level: Vertex, Edge, Polygon, Element, etc.