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Is there a way of “bevelling” a single vertex?
2019 Community Moderator Election
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2019 Moderator Election Q&A - QuestionnaireIs there a way to create per-face/per-vertex normals?How to convert a single vertex into a plane within a mesh?Drag mesh by single vertex/pointAlign vertex to another edgeAdd vertex without subdividing edge then vertex slide?vertex slide within faceHow do I shift a vertex to establish a single, flat surface on a quad?How can I export or print coordinates of each selected vertex?Can't create vertex loop
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I want to take a single vertex and replace it with a face like this:
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I want to take a single vertex and replace it with a face like this:
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I want to take a single vertex and replace it with a face like this:
vertices
vertices
asked Apr 4 at 10:24
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11512
asked Apr 4 at 10:24
thepufferfishthepufferfish
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asked Apr 4 at 10:24
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(edit: answer changed entirely)
(edit: thanks to moonboots for pointing out a shortcut)
- Select the vertex you want beveled
- Bevel it with Shiftctrl+B (you won't see any results)
- Press Enter to confirm
- Adjust settings as necessary
answered Apr 4 at 10:28
R.MR.M
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shift ctrl B is the shortcut to bevel a vertex ;)
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Apr 4 at 10:38
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Or press ctrl B, then press V
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$begingroup$
(edit: answer changed entirely)
(edit: thanks to moonboots for pointing out a shortcut)
- Select the vertex you want beveled
- Bevel it with Shiftctrl+B (you won't see any results)
- Press Enter to confirm
- Adjust settings as necessary
answered Apr 4 at 10:28
R.MR.M
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shift ctrl B is the shortcut to bevel a vertex ;)
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– moonboots
Apr 4 at 10:38
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Or press ctrl B, then press V
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– Georges
Apr 4 at 10:53
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$begingroup$
(edit: answer changed entirely)
(edit: thanks to moonboots for pointing out a shortcut)
- Select the vertex you want beveled
- Bevel it with Shiftctrl+B (you won't see any results)
- Press Enter to confirm
- Adjust settings as necessary
answered Apr 4 at 10:28
R.MR.M
1,227417
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3
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shift ctrl B is the shortcut to bevel a vertex ;)
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– moonboots
Apr 4 at 10:38
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Or press ctrl B, then press V
$endgroup$
– Georges
Apr 4 at 10:53
add a comment |
$begingroup$
(edit: answer changed entirely)
(edit: thanks to moonboots for pointing out a shortcut)
- Select the vertex you want beveled
- Bevel it with Shiftctrl+B (you won't see any results)
- Press Enter to confirm
- Adjust settings as necessary
answered Apr 4 at 10:28
R.MR.M
1,227417
$endgroup$
(edit: answer changed entirely)
(edit: thanks to moonboots for pointing out a shortcut)
- Select the vertex you want beveled
- Bevel it with Shiftctrl+B (you won't see any results)
- Press Enter to confirm
- Adjust settings as necessary
answered Apr 4 at 10:28
R.MR.M
1,227417
edited Apr 4 at 10:40
answered Apr 4 at 10:28
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answered Apr 4 at 10:28
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shift ctrl B is the shortcut to bevel a vertex ;)
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– moonboots
Apr 4 at 10:38
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Or press ctrl B, then press V
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– Georges
Apr 4 at 10:53
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shift ctrl B is the shortcut to bevel a vertex ;)
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Apr 4 at 10:38
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Or press ctrl B, then press V
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– Georges
Apr 4 at 10:53
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shift ctrl B is the shortcut to bevel a vertex ;)
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Apr 4 at 10:38
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shift ctrl B is the shortcut to bevel a vertex ;)
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– moonboots
Apr 4 at 10:38
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Or press ctrl B, then press V
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– Georges
Apr 4 at 10:53
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Or press ctrl B, then press V
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– Georges
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