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I'm not sure how to explain with words so hopefully the images can do it justice, but is there an easy way to essentially duplicate vertices/lines such that the new set will remain attached to faces one side while the original set remains attached to the other side?
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I'm not sure how to explain with words so hopefully the images can do it justice, but is there an easy way to essentially duplicate vertices/lines such that the new set will remain attached to faces one side while the original set remains attached to the other side?
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CodeMonkeyCodeMonkey
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I'm not sure how to explain with words so hopefully the images can do it justice, but is there an easy way to essentially duplicate vertices/lines such that the new set will remain attached to faces one side while the original set remains attached to the other side?
extrude
asked 3 hours ago
CodeMonkeyCodeMonkey
2521211
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I'm not sure how to explain with words so hopefully the images can do it justice, but is there an easy way to essentially duplicate vertices/lines such that the new set will remain attached to faces one side while the original set remains attached to the other side?
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Ah ha! Apparently it's called Rip-Fill. Simply select the desired vertices/edges and press Alt+V. And it seems you can pick which side moves by which side the mouse started on when you press Alt+V. Amazing.
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New to me.. too. Good question, good answer.
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Ah ha! Apparently it's called Rip-Fill. Simply select the desired vertices/edges and press Alt+V. And it seems you can pick which side moves by which side the mouse started on when you press Alt+V. Amazing.
answered 2 hours ago
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New to me.. too. Good question, good answer.
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– Robin Betts
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$begingroup$
Ah ha! Apparently it's called Rip-Fill. Simply select the desired vertices/edges and press Alt+V. And it seems you can pick which side moves by which side the mouse started on when you press Alt+V. Amazing.
answered 2 hours ago
CodeMonkeyCodeMonkey
2521211
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New to me.. too. Good question, good answer.
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– Robin Betts
2 mins ago
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$begingroup$
Ah ha! Apparently it's called Rip-Fill. Simply select the desired vertices/edges and press Alt+V. And it seems you can pick which side moves by which side the mouse started on when you press Alt+V. Amazing.
answered 2 hours ago
CodeMonkeyCodeMonkey
2521211
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Ah ha! Apparently it's called Rip-Fill. Simply select the desired vertices/edges and press Alt+V. And it seems you can pick which side moves by which side the mouse started on when you press Alt+V. Amazing.
answered 2 hours ago
CodeMonkeyCodeMonkey
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New to me.. too. Good question, good answer.
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New to me.. too. Good question, good answer.
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– Robin Betts
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New to me.. too. Good question, good answer.
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