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Rounded bevel for selected vertices in a plane
Function that fit a cube to 8 selected verticesBlender: Scale a group of vertices using pythonHow to convert a single vertex into a plane within a mesh?How to create geometry with “point and click” and set number of vertices?Lasso select in straight lines?Preserving VerticesSelecting other vertices connected to a selected vertex of a mesh objectIs there a simple way to straighten this line of vertices?how to make that two different objects have the same number of verticesHow to merge vertices without affecting custom split normals?
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I am trying to create a rounded bevel for two of the four vertices in this arrow shape:
I selected the left-most vertex, pressed ctrl-shift-b and created the bevel as seen in the picture. However, the bevel is a straight line whereas I would like it to have a rounded appearance. Suggestions?
vertices
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I am trying to create a rounded bevel for two of the four vertices in this arrow shape:
I selected the left-most vertex, pressed ctrl-shift-b and created the bevel as seen in the picture. However, the bevel is a straight line whereas I would like it to have a rounded appearance. Suggestions?
vertices
asked Jul 13 at 18:09
vndepvndep
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I am trying to create a rounded bevel for two of the four vertices in this arrow shape:
I selected the left-most vertex, pressed ctrl-shift-b and created the bevel as seen in the picture. However, the bevel is a straight line whereas I would like it to have a rounded appearance. Suggestions?
vertices
asked Jul 13 at 18:09
vndepvndep
375 bronze badges
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I am trying to create a rounded bevel for two of the four vertices in this arrow shape:
I selected the left-most vertex, pressed ctrl-shift-b and created the bevel as seen in the picture. However, the bevel is a straight line whereas I would like it to have a rounded appearance. Suggestions?
vertices
vertices
asked Jul 13 at 18:09
vndepvndep
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asked Jul 13 at 18:09
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Option 1: Setting with Scroll wheel
If you use the scroll wheel while in bevel mode the bevel uses more edges, giving the corner a more rounded look.
Option 2: Using the advanced tool menu popup:
There is also another way (which doesn't need a scroll wheel) to set more advanced settings for the bevel function (actually works for any tool and add primitive actions).
After you did the tool action (in your case bevel) a small popup is seen in the left corner of the 3d-view screen (in Blender 2.80) which you can click to expand it. There you can modify the action you just did.
PS: In Blender 2.79b this advanced tool menu was located in the tools tab
Option 3: Use the +/- keys
As quoted from the comment from @lemon you can also
"use + or - from the keypad." - lemon
to increase the segments of the bevel tool.
Happy Blending! :)
answered Jul 13 at 18:24
Robert RothRobert Roth
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Lacking a scroll wheel (laptop), I use the 3 button mouse emulator. Is there a way to do this given my situation?
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– vndep
Jul 13 at 20:21
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@vndep, use + or - from the keypad.
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– lemon
Jul 14 at 8:01
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I now added the "Option 2" which you can also use. BTW: The advanced tool settings menu is really handy to use. For example you can directly change the properties of an object you add (height, diameter, segments, location, ....)
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– Robert Roth
Jul 14 at 8:01
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@lemon thank you! I added your suggestion to my answer (Option 3)
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– Robert Roth
Jul 14 at 8:09
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Thanks for these great solutions!
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Jul 14 at 9:26
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Option 1: Setting with Scroll wheel
If you use the scroll wheel while in bevel mode the bevel uses more edges, giving the corner a more rounded look.
Option 2: Using the advanced tool menu popup:
There is also another way (which doesn't need a scroll wheel) to set more advanced settings for the bevel function (actually works for any tool and add primitive actions).
After you did the tool action (in your case bevel) a small popup is seen in the left corner of the 3d-view screen (in Blender 2.80) which you can click to expand it. There you can modify the action you just did.
PS: In Blender 2.79b this advanced tool menu was located in the tools tab
Option 3: Use the +/- keys
As quoted from the comment from @lemon you can also
"use + or - from the keypad." - lemon
to increase the segments of the bevel tool.
Happy Blending! :)
answered Jul 13 at 18:24
Robert RothRobert Roth
4989 bronze badges
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Lacking a scroll wheel (laptop), I use the 3 button mouse emulator. Is there a way to do this given my situation?
$endgroup$
– vndep
Jul 13 at 20:21
2
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@vndep, use + or - from the keypad.
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– lemon
Jul 14 at 8:01
1
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I now added the "Option 2" which you can also use. BTW: The advanced tool settings menu is really handy to use. For example you can directly change the properties of an object you add (height, diameter, segments, location, ....)
$endgroup$
– Robert Roth
Jul 14 at 8:01
1
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@lemon thank you! I added your suggestion to my answer (Option 3)
$endgroup$
– Robert Roth
Jul 14 at 8:09
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Thanks for these great solutions!
$endgroup$
– vndep
Jul 14 at 9:26
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Option 1: Setting with Scroll wheel
If you use the scroll wheel while in bevel mode the bevel uses more edges, giving the corner a more rounded look.
Option 2: Using the advanced tool menu popup:
There is also another way (which doesn't need a scroll wheel) to set more advanced settings for the bevel function (actually works for any tool and add primitive actions).
After you did the tool action (in your case bevel) a small popup is seen in the left corner of the 3d-view screen (in Blender 2.80) which you can click to expand it. There you can modify the action you just did.
PS: In Blender 2.79b this advanced tool menu was located in the tools tab
Option 3: Use the +/- keys
As quoted from the comment from @lemon you can also
"use + or - from the keypad." - lemon
to increase the segments of the bevel tool.
Happy Blending! :)
answered Jul 13 at 18:24
Robert RothRobert Roth
4989 bronze badges
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Lacking a scroll wheel (laptop), I use the 3 button mouse emulator. Is there a way to do this given my situation?
$endgroup$
– vndep
Jul 13 at 20:21
2
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@vndep, use + or - from the keypad.
$endgroup$
– lemon
Jul 14 at 8:01
1
$begingroup$
I now added the "Option 2" which you can also use. BTW: The advanced tool settings menu is really handy to use. For example you can directly change the properties of an object you add (height, diameter, segments, location, ....)
$endgroup$
– Robert Roth
Jul 14 at 8:01
1
$begingroup$
@lemon thank you! I added your suggestion to my answer (Option 3)
$endgroup$
– Robert Roth
Jul 14 at 8:09
$begingroup$
Thanks for these great solutions!
$endgroup$
– vndep
Jul 14 at 9:26
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Option 1: Setting with Scroll wheel
If you use the scroll wheel while in bevel mode the bevel uses more edges, giving the corner a more rounded look.
Option 2: Using the advanced tool menu popup:
There is also another way (which doesn't need a scroll wheel) to set more advanced settings for the bevel function (actually works for any tool and add primitive actions).
After you did the tool action (in your case bevel) a small popup is seen in the left corner of the 3d-view screen (in Blender 2.80) which you can click to expand it. There you can modify the action you just did.
PS: In Blender 2.79b this advanced tool menu was located in the tools tab
Option 3: Use the +/- keys
As quoted from the comment from @lemon you can also
"use + or - from the keypad." - lemon
to increase the segments of the bevel tool.
Happy Blending! :)
answered Jul 13 at 18:24
Robert RothRobert Roth
4989 bronze badges
$endgroup$
Option 1: Setting with Scroll wheel
If you use the scroll wheel while in bevel mode the bevel uses more edges, giving the corner a more rounded look.
Option 2: Using the advanced tool menu popup:
There is also another way (which doesn't need a scroll wheel) to set more advanced settings for the bevel function (actually works for any tool and add primitive actions).
After you did the tool action (in your case bevel) a small popup is seen in the left corner of the 3d-view screen (in Blender 2.80) which you can click to expand it. There you can modify the action you just did.
PS: In Blender 2.79b this advanced tool menu was located in the tools tab
Option 3: Use the +/- keys
As quoted from the comment from @lemon you can also
"use + or - from the keypad." - lemon
to increase the segments of the bevel tool.
Happy Blending! :)
answered Jul 13 at 18:24
Robert RothRobert Roth
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edited Jul 14 at 8:07
answered Jul 13 at 18:24
Robert RothRobert Roth
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answered Jul 13 at 18:24
Robert RothRobert Roth
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answered Jul 13 at 18:24
Robert RothRobert Roth
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4989 bronze badges
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Lacking a scroll wheel (laptop), I use the 3 button mouse emulator. Is there a way to do this given my situation?
$endgroup$
– vndep
Jul 13 at 20:21
2
$begingroup$
@vndep, use + or - from the keypad.
$endgroup$
– lemon
Jul 14 at 8:01
1
$begingroup$
I now added the "Option 2" which you can also use. BTW: The advanced tool settings menu is really handy to use. For example you can directly change the properties of an object you add (height, diameter, segments, location, ....)
$endgroup$
– Robert Roth
Jul 14 at 8:01
1
$begingroup$
@lemon thank you! I added your suggestion to my answer (Option 3)
$endgroup$
– Robert Roth
Jul 14 at 8:09
$begingroup$
Thanks for these great solutions!
$endgroup$
– vndep
Jul 14 at 9:26
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Lacking a scroll wheel (laptop), I use the 3 button mouse emulator. Is there a way to do this given my situation?
$endgroup$
– vndep
Jul 13 at 20:21
2
$begingroup$
@vndep, use + or - from the keypad.
$endgroup$
– lemon
Jul 14 at 8:01
1
$begingroup$
I now added the "Option 2" which you can also use. BTW: The advanced tool settings menu is really handy to use. For example you can directly change the properties of an object you add (height, diameter, segments, location, ....)
$endgroup$
– Robert Roth
Jul 14 at 8:01
1
$begingroup$
@lemon thank you! I added your suggestion to my answer (Option 3)
$endgroup$
– Robert Roth
Jul 14 at 8:09
$begingroup$
Thanks for these great solutions!
$endgroup$
– vndep
Jul 14 at 9:26
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Lacking a scroll wheel (laptop), I use the 3 button mouse emulator. Is there a way to do this given my situation?
$endgroup$
– vndep
Jul 13 at 20:21
$begingroup$
Lacking a scroll wheel (laptop), I use the 3 button mouse emulator. Is there a way to do this given my situation?
$endgroup$
– vndep
Jul 13 at 20:21
2
2
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@vndep, use + or - from the keypad.
$endgroup$
– lemon
Jul 14 at 8:01
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@vndep, use + or - from the keypad.
$endgroup$
– lemon
Jul 14 at 8:01
1
1
$begingroup$
I now added the "Option 2" which you can also use. BTW: The advanced tool settings menu is really handy to use. For example you can directly change the properties of an object you add (height, diameter, segments, location, ....)
$endgroup$
– Robert Roth
Jul 14 at 8:01
$begingroup$
I now added the "Option 2" which you can also use. BTW: The advanced tool settings menu is really handy to use. For example you can directly change the properties of an object you add (height, diameter, segments, location, ....)
$endgroup$
– Robert Roth
Jul 14 at 8:01
1
1
$begingroup$
@lemon thank you! I added your suggestion to my answer (Option 3)
$endgroup$
– Robert Roth
Jul 14 at 8:09
$begingroup$
@lemon thank you! I added your suggestion to my answer (Option 3)
$endgroup$
– Robert Roth
Jul 14 at 8:09
$begingroup$
Thanks for these great solutions!
$endgroup$
– vndep
Jul 14 at 9:26
$begingroup$
Thanks for these great solutions!
$endgroup$
– vndep
Jul 14 at 9:26
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