here is a model into red line is the corners, if I convert this model to subdiv the corners will be change smooth, and smooth it's not I need.
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brothers help me, please!
here is a model into red line is the corners, if I convert this model to subdiv the corners will be change smooth, and smooth it's not I need.
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What you need to do is insert some extra polygon edges, very close and parallel to the corners you want to stay sharp.
Have a look at the image. It should help you out mate.
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Thank you!
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I'm not quite sure I understand your question. If you want those two areas to be sharply defined, then yes - you do need to add those lines there.
You may find you'll need to adjust a few verts to get the right shape, just keep converting back and forth between polys and suDs. Make sure you set the Tessellation Method to "Vertices" in the Modify->Convert->Subdiv to Polygons option box [ ].
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thanks anyway!
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Heh heh. Don't worry about your english too much. You can only try.
It's plenty better than my german.
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hahaha!!!
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Not a problem, If I can answer a question I generally do. I'm not here every day but several times a week at least.
Yup, it sure is a small world. Though I may not bump into you on the street next week however, as I'm in Melbourne.
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