subdivide+edge selection 2004-01-22 - By richardsan
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i'd like to hear and learn more about this as well. is C3 able to
generate quads, instead of triangular polys? the quads i've seen are
bi~sected by an edge[essentially making them two tris, with a common
baseline]...right?...i'm not the keenest modeller, i guess you can
delete that common baseling and get a quad after, seems tedious...is
there a better way to do this?
also, i've noticed, some inherent workflow problems[?] in the VM.
[having used other apps], if, say i have edge selection enabled; i
cannot marquis select edges..they have to be selected one by one?? i
hope i'm missing some 'step' or preference toleration or something.
On Wednesday, January 21, 2004, at 12:40 AM, whkguamusa wrote:
> Pat,
> from what I can see the answer is yes and no.
> C3 will triangulate quads with the subdivide command But....
> You can use the "Tessellate" tool & there is an option that will keep
> the quads.
> I don't know too much about the VM, So I could not find a way to
> marquee or pre-select facets to have the tessilate tool work on more
> than one facet at a time. Maybe someone who is hot in the VM can jump
> in and point the way on this.
>
> mdc
>
>
>
> --- In Carrara@(protected), "life3d2000" <patrick.martin@(protected)>
> wrote:
>> Can C3 subdivide a quad mesh and retain quads? & is it a smoothed
>> result?
>>
>> Patrick
>
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