 | | | Re: lasso tool | Re: lasso tool 2004-01-29 - By joe_ashear
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A good example of where a lasso tool is useful is with anything
circular. Imagine that you've built a wheel, and you want to select
the tread but not the inner circular hole. A marquee is no help. You
could thread a lasso tool between the inner and outer circle to make
the selection relatively easily.
- Joe
--- In Carrara@(protected), "Bruce Hart" <bruce@(protected)> wrote:
> In lwave and c4d you can also "paint" your selection (and in c4d you
> can even control the size of the "brush"). This makes it easier to
> select large sets of polygons. A lot of modelers also have things
> like "select connected" and "expand selection" and other tools like
> that for help with making selections.
>
> Here's a picture of c4d's brush selection in action:
> http://www.funxional.com/carrara/SNAG-0001 (See http://NAG-0001.ora-code.com).jpg
> (notice the circular brush outline around the cursor and the radius
> setting for the brush in the lower right and also the handy checkbox
> for whether only visible elements should be selected)
>
> --- In Carrara@(protected), Jack Whitney <jackwhitney@(protected)> wrote:
> > I've been enjoying using the UV editor in Carrara3. Great job Eovia.
> > However, making selections on parts of a model can be very
> > time-consuming. I really would love to see a lasso selection tool
> added
> > to the vertex modeler and in the UV editor.
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