Two objects smoothed together!?

Stiglr · 17th September 2005, 02:51 PM

But, how does the juncture look? If it looks "patched together", rather than one fuselage, try extrusion. You'll get a smoother, cheaper (in terms of polys) result.

(I'm assuming the purple bit is the very end of a tail, and the yellow part is the rest of the empennage or the entire fuselage. The junction between the tail section and the rest of the fuselage should be very smooth, and any seam imperceptible to the eye, in most cases)

17th September 2005, 02:51 PM	#6
Stiglr Senior Member Professional user Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Portland, OR Posts: 604	But, how does the juncture look? If it looks "patched together", rather than one fuselage, try extrusion. You'll get a smoother, cheaper (in terms of polys) result. (I'm assuming the purple bit is the very end of a tail, and the yellow part is the rest of the empennage or the entire fuselage. The junction between the tail section and the rest of the fuselage should be very smooth, and any seam imperceptible to the eye, in most cases) __________________ Flight Sim Project Contributor My Gaming Rig: i5 2500K Quad-Core CPU at 3.3GHz MSI P67A-C43 mobo 4GB of PC12800 DDR3 memory Windows 7 1GB Galaxy GeForce GTX550 Ti video card GeForce 270.61 drivers (4/2011) Cougar joystick/throttle combo CH Pedals