I know there is a command (but can’t remember) to fix the problem(red lines) which is linked below in the screenshot…
stitch ?
(there is also AlignVertices + WeldVertices)
post your file - so it is easier to help
you will need a corresponding vertex in the edge, the triangular Faces are attached to.
_insertEdge
optional
(_inserPoint)
then you can
_alignVertices
not sure if the triangular Faces are seen as good subd-Modelling.
so maybe use a quad instead ?
tako pavilionas projektavimui_tp.3dm (2.9 MB)
Probably Ill use the quads. Anyway, thank you.
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@Tom_P it seems like the edges connects smoothly but for some reason one of the faces isn’t connected to others. What are the reasons?
tako pavilionas projektavimui_tp.3dm (214.4 KB)
you re trying to bring together 3 Faces in one Edge.
This is called Non-Manifold
https://docs.mcneel.com/rhino/7/help/en-us/index.htm#popup_moreinformation/non-manifold_edges.htm
this is not possible for subd in Rhino
to solve this - you have to add thickness to your shell.
_offsetSubD as a startingpoint.
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Im not sure how does thickening solves this problem…
instead of 3 surfaces meet in one point (red Y) the offset / thickness will not have a non-manifold issue (blue)
I see…
But after thickenning the SubD will the program itself allow me to join that single left out surface?
I’ve tried:
- Offsetting the shell SubD
- Offsetting that lonely surface (marked in SC)
- Booolean Unioning these two
The problem that occurs is that one single surface (marked in SC) is not smoothly connected to the whole shell…
Probably there is something that I didn’t catch…
you have to do this manually. not a wokrflow, but possible commands are:
_insertEdge
_insertPoint
_stitch
_bridge