Edge-aware bevel

Dennis · 16th October 2005, 09:57 AM

Thanks for the help, but it isn't always practical to join all of the surfaces in a set of polys.

As the target of a subdivision operation, I tend to keep quads for geometry wherever possible, especially when it forms a concave object like this one --- here's a subdivision sample using the same geometry - you really need to keep certain objects as multiple polys...

There are other advantages to keeping your surfaces divided, such as being able to copy/separate sections of an object at a time.

16th October 2005, 09:57 AM	#3
Dennis Senior Member Professional user Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 899	Thanks for the help, but it isn't always practical to join all of the surfaces in a set of polys. As the target of a subdivision operation, I tend to keep quads for geometry wherever possible, especially when it forms a concave object like this one --- here's a subdivision sample using the same geometry - you really need to keep certain objects as multiple polys... There are other advantages to keeping your surfaces divided, such as being able to copy/separate sections of an object at a time.