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Points & planes

Points & planes

2005-02-23 - By Anthony Ware

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Select the face that is non-planar and then scale it in the Z axis - this
is easily done by selecting the scale tool while in point edit mode and
then right click and dragging. The points on the face will become
co-planar.

Anthony

> Hi,
>
> I'm fairly new to trueSpace and 3D modeling generally, so I'm still coming
> to grips with what I can and can't do in trueSpace. Here's a question
> someone may be able to help with:
> Say my mesh has about 5 or 7 uncooperative points (well in reality of
> course, there are more than that :-) but just for the sake of argument),
> and
> I want to put all these points in the same plane. Is there a simple way to
> do that?
>
> Thanks,
> Linus
>
> P.S. I learn a lot from everyone's comments. Thanks, great list.
>

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Select the face that is non-planar and then scale it in the Z
axis - this

 is easily done by selecting the scale tool while in point edit
mode and

 then right click and dragging. The points on the face will
become

 co-planar.


Anthony

 

> Hi,

 >

 > I'm fairly new to trueSpace and 3D modeling generally, so
I'm still coming

 > to grips with what I can and can't do in trueSpace. Here
's a question

 > someone may be able to help with:

 > Say my mesh has about 5 or 7 uncooperative points (well
in reality of

 > course, there are more than that :-) but just for the
sake of argument),

 > and

 > I want to put all these points in the same plane. Is
there a simple way to

 > do that?

 >

 > Thanks,

 > Linus

 >

 > P.S. I learn a lot from everyone's comments. Thanks,
great list.

 >


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