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I am createing a model which has a cylinder shape extruded inwards, and wanted to create some sharper edges around it. I tried using the loop subdivide tool (Ctrl + R) but the "loop" part of it is only reaching half-way along the inner edge
The top portion of this is divided into thirds for this, and I'm not sure why this is happening.
These appear to be 4 sided shapes, so I don't think it's an ngon problem.
You probably have duplicated vertices. Here I ripped a few vertices (and moved them away which isn't the case in your model) to interrupt the flow of the loop cut:
This can be easily fixed by Remove Doubles.
Remove Doubles something I should hit periodically if I don't expect them? Or is there a more reliable way to detect they are present?
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Jul 9 '15 at 14:17
This is most propably happening because you haven't extruded the whole thing at once, you have extruded it by parts. So you can try to just add a loop cut in this places as well. Or you can also try to press ( i ) and extrude inwards.
