Changes between Version 5 and Version 6 of content/tools/BlenderSmoothing

Timestamp:

Feb 28, 2008, 11:32:20 PM (17 years ago)

Author:

FelixSchulthess

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content/tools/BlenderSmoothing

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-= Blender Smoothing howto =
+= Blender Smoothing How-To =
 
 This page explains how to smooth your 3D models.
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 back to [wiki:GamePlay]
 
-== Baiscs ==
+== Basics ==
 
-  * Select your faces
-  * Set faces smooth: w -> 'set smooth'
-  * Set faces solid: w -> 'set solid'
+ * Select your faces
+ * Set faces Smooth: W -> "Set Smooth"
+ * Set faces Solid: S -> "Set Solid"
 
-== Smoothing in groups ==
+== Smoothing in Groups ==
 
-If you have a more complex model, you probably have to use the Edge Split Modifier. This modifier allows you to define which edges should appear smooth or sharp.
+If you have a more complex model, you probably have to use the EdgeSplit modifier. This modifier allows you to define which edges should appear smooth or sharp.
 
-  1. Smooth the whole model in Etdit Mode (or at least the region of the parts that should be smooth) Select the faces. Press W -> 'set smooth'
-  1. F9 -> 'Modifiers' Pannel -> 'Add Modifier' -> 'EdgeSplit'
-  1. Now you can eather specify an angel as a threshhold and/or "From marked as Sharp". Sharp edges can be specified with CTRL+E -> 'Mark Sharp' in the Edit Mode. CTRL+E -> 'Clear Sharp' makes them smooth again.
+ 1. Smooth the whole model in Edit Mode (or at least the region of the parts that should be smooth) Select the faces. Press W -> "Set Smooth"
+ 1. F9 -> "Modifiers" Panel -> "Add Modifier" -> "EdgeSplit"
+ 1. Now you can either specify an angle as a threshold or choose "From marked as Sharp". Sharp edges can be specified by selecting the edge in edit mode and choosing Ctrl + E -> 'Mark Sharp'. CTRL+E -> "Clear Sharp" makes them smooth again.
 
 '''Note:''' Do not apply this modifier to the mesh! It will split the model into several small parts and will break your texture coordinates. Exporting to OBJ works fine without applying it.