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Use this tag for questions involving Blender's Subdivision Surface modifier
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why does the subsurface modifier create such a harsh edge here
I’m quite sure it’s because you have seven edges converging into one vertex.
From what I understand, the Subsurf Modifier is approximating vertex relationships not the vertexes themselves i.e. it wi …
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Subdivision Loop cut doesn't hold
Ok, well first, you might be doing it wrong...
When you make a loop cut, click to establish the loop cut. Once the loop cut has been made, drag it (not holding down the mouse) to the desired location …
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Subsurf revealing a topology problem, but there isn’t one?
Thank you, Jachym Michal! It was inverted normals.
Mesh->Normals->Recalculate outside
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Subsurf revealing a topology problem, but there isn’t one?
There must be something wrong with the topology or some kind of settings I’m unaware of? I’ve tried merging by distance—there were no duplicates. Can someone help me understand what’s going on here?
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