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by **Nooki** » Sat, 27 Oct 2001 05:49:44

hello,
i've a problem, i'm trying to spline-modelling, but I can't weld
endpoints... what must I do?
If I try to weld some vertex, it says "No vertex whitin weld threeshold"...
what's the problem?

thanks

by **Mike Y** » Sat, 27 Oct 2001 11:41:21

You need to set the weld threshold to a higher value. Default is set to
.01. If the vertices are close, then setting it to .5 should do the trick.

Later

Quote:> hello,
> i've a problem, i'm trying to spline-modelling, but I can't weld
> endpoints... what must I do?
> If I try to weld some vertex, it says "No vertex whitin weld
threeshold"...
> what's the problem?

> thanks

by **Nooki** » Sun, 28 Oct 2001 08:45:48

it didn't work :(
it's always saying "No vertexs..."
what should I do?

> You need to set the weld threshold to a higher value. Default is set to
> .01. If the vertices are close, then setting it to .5 should do the
trick.

> Later

> > hello,
> > i've a problem, i'm trying to spline-modelling, but I can't weld
> > endpoints... what must I do?
> > If I try to weld some vertex, it says "No vertex whitin weld
> threeshold"...
> > what's the problem?

> > thanks

by **Vegard Innerda** » Mon, 29 Oct 2001 05:34:12

Quote:> it didn't work :(
> it's always saying "No vertexs..."
> what should I do?

Make sure both vertices are selected before you hit 'Weld'

Also, as Mike says, increase the threshold, and perhaps zoom in and move the
vertices as close as you can.

Vegard

by **Mark Jone** » Mon, 29 Oct 2001 05:50:35

And make sure you are selecting the correct vertices (try selecting them
with the "Ignore Backfacing" turned on.)

> > it didn't work :(
> > it's always saying "No vertexs..."
> > what should I do?

> Make sure both vertices are selected before you hit 'Weld'

> Also, as Mike says, increase the threshold, and perhaps zoom in and move
the
> vertices as close as you can.

> Vegard

by **Brand** » Tue, 30 Oct 2001 04:20:52

select both vertices (click one, ctrl click the other.) Click the
Uniform scale key and uniform scale them closer, then weld. that way
you will not make your weld threshold too large.

Brandon

On Sat, 27 Oct 2001 20:50:35 GMT, "Mark Jones"

> And make sure you are selecting the correct vertices (try selecting them
>with the "Ignore Backfacing" turned on.)

>> > it didn't work :(
>> > it's always saying "No vertexs..."
>> > what should I do?

>> Make sure both vertices are selected before you hit 'Weld'

>> Also, as Mike says, increase the threshold, and perhaps zoom in and move
>the
>> vertices as close as you can.

>> Vegard