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Jorge Manuel Bello
Jorge Manuel Bello
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I think that's not possible, looping requires exact amount of edges in both sides, neitherwhat you could do is merging all those edges until there is exact amount of edges, or bridging edge by edge manually. BTW what kind of mesh do you want to achieve? Maybe there is another way to do it...

I think that's not possible, looping requires exact amount of edges in both sides, neither you could do is merging all those edges until there is exact amount of edges, or bridging edge by edge manually. BTW what kind of mesh do you want to achieve? Maybe there is another way to do it...

I think that's not possible, looping requires exact amount of edges in both sides, what you could do is merging all those edges until there is exact amount of edges, or bridging edge by edge manually. BTW what kind of mesh do you want to achieve? Maybe there is another way to do it...

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Jorge Manuel Bello
Jorge Manuel Bello
  • 181
  • 6

I think that's not possible, looping requires exact amount of edges in both sides, neither you could do is merging all those edges until there is exact amount of edges, or bridging edge by edge manually. BTW what kind of mesh do you want to achieve? Maybe there is another way to do it...