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21st July 2006, 04:58 PM | #1 |
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Looking good!
I'd recomend combining some of the surfaces together where it's going a bit wonky. Sometimes the boolean can leave odd vertices, you may need to move these before combining. |
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yes but how do I get rid of the unwanted surfaces. I want to combin that whole area so that it looks normal.
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but I can't combin them. thats the problem they are not adjacent. yet they are on the same object.
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Well if they are not adjacent it's up to you to make them adjacent then ... By welding some vertices, and optimizing surfaces if needed. It's maybe going to be a hard task. Why not removing that part of your model and re-building it safier ? I think this is what I would do myself.
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ooh alright. thanks luuckyy I will do that.
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