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I use Target Weld to combine two vertices that are far apart, resulting in a single vertex that's in the same position as one of them.
Eva Visnjic on Facebook
hi,
sorry, but I need to connect one vertex, with several vertices, in one go.
I mean, select somes vertices, and connect the last one to the other.
I would be (it is) very handy in many cases.
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I use Target Weld to combine
I use Target Weld to combine two vertices that are far apart, resulting in a single vertex that's in the same position as one of them.
Eva Visnjic on Facebook
hi, sorry, but I need to
hi,
sorry, but I need to connect one vertex, with several vertices, in one go.
I mean, select somes vertices, and connect the last one to the other.
I would be (it is) very handy in many cases.
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Get it here. :)
Tools and Scripts for Autodesk 3dsMax
Thanks a lot !!! works fine
Thanks a lot !!! works fine :-)
Thanks for answer miauu, but
Thanks for answer miauu, but it is bitarrays... (I will never understand..)
how can I connect the last selected vertex to the other ?
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Select both vertices, no matter if they are stored in bitarray or in array. Then execute the command and they will be connected.
Tools and Scripts for Autodesk 3dsMax
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The command is #ConnectVertices
So, select 2 verts then execute this(for editable poly objects)
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