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stickman965

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Category: CoD+UO General Posted: Thursday, Oct. 21, 2010 12:37 am
If I have welded vertices together in the terrain. Does anyone know how to unweld them ??
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Category: CoD+UO General Posted: Thursday, Oct. 21, 2010 05:18 am
Select the row and use Shift+Ctrl+X
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Category: CoD+UO General Posted: Thursday, Oct. 21, 2010 08:38 am
P.C.Invasion writes... Quote: Select the row and use Shift+Ctrl+X That will just cut a line of vertises, i can't remember how to un-merge a vert off the top of head.
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Category: CoD+UO General Posted: Thursday, Oct. 21, 2010 01:31 pm
I didn't know that there was even an option to disconnect two individual vertices from a single patch.
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Category: CoD+UO General Posted: Thursday, Oct. 21, 2010 01:35 pm
stickman965 writes... Quote: If I have welded vertices together in the terrain. Does anyone know how to unweld them ?? If you just welded vertices from two patches in order for them to line up, you're still dealing with two separate patches. In that case, you just select either patch and move the vertices. But I'm guessing that you welded two patches into a single patch after lining up their vertices. I'm not aware of any option to disconnect individual vertices from a single patch.
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stickman965

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Category: CoD+UO General Posted: Thursday, Oct. 21, 2010 03:39 pm
Actually I was welding patches together but it was a hilly terrain and it welded the other side of the hill together. I really didn;t want to delte the patch and recreate it but it is looking like I do not have a choice. As I saved it that way and was unable to hit undo...
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Category: CoD+UO General Posted: Thursday, Oct. 21, 2010 04:07 pm
stickman965 writes... Quote: Actually I was welding patches together but it was a hilly terrain and it welded the other side of the hill together. I really didn;t want to delte the patch and recreate it but it is looking like I do not have a choice. As I saved it that way and was unable to hit undo... If you welded two patches together, just split them with Shift+Ctrl+X. Or, maybe I'm not understanding exactly went wrong. Is it that you accidentally grabbed one too many vertices and had them pulled way out of position and welded to some other vertice?
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