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An edge is a line segment connecting two vertices. An edge always connects two vertices by a straight line. The edges are the “wires” you see when you look at a mesh in wireframe view. They are usually invisible on the rendered image. They are used to construct faces.
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How would I create new edges around an opening
You can select the edges around the doorway, duplicate them, seperate the edges, increase the seperation's size, and Knife Project that separation onto the mesh in question. …
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How to fix ugly bevel in inner corner?
Your edge theory is right. The face the corner is in is something called an N-gon. It is usually discouraged due to several problems with its internal handling.
When you create that edge using F, the …
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Why don't Edges appear when I switch to wireframe shading on an object?
Looking at the bottom-left corner of your picture, your mesh has no edges or faces, only vertices. In order to see edges, you need to connect all the vertices together. …
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