Quick question, when I move two vertices to the same place, how do I easily join the seam? [image]

do not move the vertices just _stitch the edges you can also stitch vertices. Edit: and check _reflect and _radiate if you do symmetrical stuff like your images is showing

[image] Tom_P: _stitch Nice, that works well but I see a discrepancy in the workflow ( @dale ) that I think should be fixed: When I run Stitch on two unjoined edges: [image] Then I can choose where in between them I want the joined vertex located, and hit Enter to get the center point. Grea…

shift ctrl drag select the verts in that area instead of the edges. the command line should show the proper count (2 verts selected) then stitch to combine them into one- (enter, enter, to complete the command) see video

Smooth, that’s my new friend now! Still, the issue illustrated above still stands though, I think it should not be possible to select the same edge in both input sets :slight_smile: But thank you for showing this, it will save me a lot of time. Up til now I have deleted faces and recreated them wh…

you can shift ctrl drag select edges too… you have to DESELECT the verts tho… or it all collapses to a singularity Or just use a selection filter for just edges

I totally agree @Holo my workaround: [image] How to ensure that lines/vertices are parallel to each other? make it worth before stitch … is a super nice workflow to more easily select the edges / vertices…(and overcome the limitations of this command regarding selection)

in your case @Holo you do not need to select the inner edge… because they share a vert with the outer edge, when you stitch the outer edges, the inners become stitched by default. see video

This is what i love about Rhino, the underlying technology is always robust and intuitive :+1: But the user interface isn’t always polished enough to make the technology shine. So please give a response on the topic that an edge should not be possible to select in both edge sets.

@Holo , Sadly, I am not in a position to give an answer about why that is…I’m not a programmer, I’m an artist and a user/teacher (and smartass, amateur car restorer, household handyman and passible line cook) . The best I can do is try to help others with tips on navigating the current state of the…

[image] Kyle Houchens: the way I understand it, in a stitch operation, you want filtering to be applied so that one edge selected cannot be selected again in a 2nd selection set. Yes, spot on. That way users can pick rapidly and avoid wrongly picking the same edge twice if they are close to e…

[image] Kyle Houchens: the way I understand it, in a stitch operation, you want filtering to be applied so that one edge selected cannot be selected again in a 2nd selection set. stitch should be able to handle / repair situations like this: _subDPlane 4x5 _unWeldEdge (3 inner edges) [Scr…

SubD move vertices, how join?

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Tom_P October 17, 2024, 9:02pm 7

I totally agree @Holo
my workaround:

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