Simple Symmetry - Update 2005-01-04 - By Anthony Ware
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The trick to making a face planar is to select all the verts on that face
and then scale them down to zero in the axis perpendicular to the face.
Don't move the verts - scale them.
Anthony
> I don't see how this one works. Are you talking about all of the
> vertices moving to zero like th plugin Thom mentioned? Or just moving
> the whole face past to where you could boolean off the stray vertices?
> When I try it, it just moves the whole face, and doesn't flatten out the
> vertices. Am I missing something here?
>
> Ed
>
> Ed Baker
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>
> Hi Tom,
>
> A useful tool I use to routinely ensure that a selected polygon is flat
> is to select the face and set zero in the z axis in the object window.
> It flattens right out and is especially handy with faces having more
> than the usual three or four vertices.
>
> Tony Owen
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