It will delete all the vets with only two edges, which are, for the most part, useless. Unless it's a corner of a subdivided flat plane.Originally posted by Ozgalis
So if you were to select the mesh in vertex and deleate would it deleate the useless ones and leave the rest or just not do anything?
How many vertex points does this command delete?So if you amplify the positive effects of these probiotics for women and were to select the mesh in vertex and deleate would it deleate the useless ones and leave the rest or just not do anything?
Your python code doesn't work, idk why you wrote "cmds.polyInfo(v,ve=True)[0]" but it never gives 4 values.selected = cmds.ls(sl=1, fl=1)
cmds.select(clear=True)
for v in selected:
if len(cmds.polyInfo(v,ve=True)[0].split(" ")) == 4:
cmds.select(v,add=True)
cmds.delete(cmds.ls(sl=True))
#python, select target vertices first import re selected = cmds.ls(sl=1, fl=1) cmds.select(clear=True) for v in selected: if len( re.findall('\d+', cmds.polyInfo(v,ve=True)[0]) ) == 3: cmds.select(v,add=True) cmds.delete(cmds.ls(sl=True))