Blender basics, shows how to use measure tool to measure edge and angle. Happy sharing and I hope this helps. #blender #cgian #b3d Watch here, https://youtu.be/8Nm_iREOIcY
I created a mesh from a plane primitive and cannot remove the hard edges on its border (shown in purple) This is causing issues when I try to extrude and use smooth preview. When I bring the model into blender and clear hard edges I can extrude and apply a subsurf with no issue. However, bringing that same model back into…
1. I have some cylinder and selected bottom vertices with 'Edge' option: .. then when I move vertices up to the top, they move along the edges. Is it possible to move vertices in opposite (down) direction? but along the edges? As if the edges (and whole cylinder) where longer? 2. I want to select edges in this cylinder -…
hey, just a quick question regarding open edges... When I ran my STL check on my high poly model, all my errors were open edges. Firstly I wanted to ask - why are open edges an issue? And secondly, I wondered if it is acceptable to have open edges on floaters. I found with some of my floaters, leaving the edges open helped…
if your objects already come with per vertex shading then the hit comes at the seams/hard edge as that requires another set of verts at the seam in the engine (which would also occur with a mapping seam btw) so the overall hit is usually quite small but it's worthy of consideration.
Go into edge mode, select the edges, hold ctrl and click Remove. This will remove the edges and the verts. If you don't hold ctrl, it will remove the edges but leave the verts.
If I ever make an indy game, I will name it "The edge of the edge's edge II: The edgy edge" No matter what the game is or about, and even if it isn't a sequel.
try this (convex only though so concave would need to split into convex then recombined after being wrapped individually)... -- creates a ray point along the edge fn getEdgeRay msh edg = ( ze = edg - 1; a = (mod ze 3) + 1; b = mod a 3; fverts = getface msh (ze/3 + 1); v0 = getvert msh fverts[a]; v1 = getvert msh fverts[b +…