Ok, Help! 2004-07-04 - By David Wilson
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That was exactly what I wound up doing. ^_^
Thanks for your help all, I'll post WIPs when I'm satisfied with what I got
so far. ^_^
Dave III
> I think what's going on is that because of the way you made the glass
> (using
> a Boolean subtract operation) the top of the glass is an n-gon. You could
> fix it by using the "Add edges" tool and connect the vertices between the
> outside and the inside of the glass. This way you could make sure that the
> top is made out of 4-sided polygons instead of one big n-gon.
>
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