Subdivision

Willy · 6th April 2006, 07:07 PM

Also VERY IMPORTANT!

I forgot to tell you. Your primitive model does not need to have any internal walls or anything like you'd get if you just set two boxes side by side and merged them into one object. If you are going to do that then the walls where the boxes touch each other need to be removed first before merging.

In other words, your model needs to be completely hollow with no sufraces inside except for the inside of the surfaces that are on the outside.

I hope I made that clear.

6th April 2006, 07:07 PM	#11
Willy Member Expert member Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 57	Also VERY IMPORTANT! I forgot to tell you. Your primitive model does not need to have any internal walls or anything like you'd get if you just set two boxes side by side and merged them into one object. If you are going to do that then the walls where the boxes touch each other need to be removed first before merging. In other words, your model needs to be completely hollow with no sufraces inside except for the inside of the surfaces that are on the outside. I hope I made that clear.