I Have no idea how to fix the hole that is generated by the screw modifier automatically.
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4$\begingroup$ If the top and bottom inside points are exactly on the Z axis, there shouldn't be a hole. Have you tried making sure those points have X and Y coordinates that are exactly 0? $\endgroup$– Marty FoutsCommented Dec 24, 2021 at 17:44
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$\begingroup$ Thanks man It worked ! $\endgroup$– pavanjoshi914Commented Dec 25, 2021 at 3:28
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If the top and bottom inside points are exactly on the Z-axis, there shouldn't be a hole. Have you tried making sure those points have X and Y coordinates that are exactly 0? –
Marty Fouts
works exactly after setting X and Y coordinates zero.
In other cases answer given by @KickAir8p can be helpfull
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Although Marty Fouts' comment is a good point, if you've already converted this to a mesh and applied the Screw modifier, then I'd suggest you go into edit mode, select all the edges around the hole, and use Grid Fill.
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$\begingroup$ I tried to do that by referring to other tutorials but every time I select the edge in edit mode it only selects the source edges and not a complete set of edges. I can see the object is completely selected in Object mode , in edit mode its only selecting source edges $\endgroup$ Commented Dec 24, 2021 at 18:50
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$\begingroup$ Sorry, what I recommended should work if you've both converted this to a mesh and applied the Screw Modifier -- then if you go into Edit mode you should be able to select all of the edges around the hole and use Grid Fill (I've edited my answer to clarify this a bit). If you haven't done either of these then you probably want to go with Marty's comment. $\endgroup$ Commented Dec 24, 2021 at 18:57
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1$\begingroup$ I Had a problem with X and Y coordinates of vertex , This might help as well If I encounter anything more Thanks for your Answer. $\endgroup$ Commented Dec 25, 2021 at 3:29