Another head scratcher with this build
mckeand06_e909fe8cd2
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I'm working on a H&K SL8 rifle and ran into a confusing issue.
Below is the handle that blends into the stock. For some reason, last night I started to extrude out and to my surprise, all of the faces on the disappeared and the program starting erroring out anytime I tried to correct the malfunction. Every attempt to fix just closes it out. I've tried to find backfaces that are hidden, extra verts, and such but I haven't found a single thing wrong with it. Any ideas?
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Thank you.
So I take it, I can no longer link from a photo account?
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Important question: If you try to select faces on this model, do you get an error message?
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Important question: If you try to select faces on this model, do you get an error message?
No, but it's really hard to get the faces to highlight. I just noticed that the default pivot point is on the other end of the object which shouldn't be the case. There isn't any loose geometry or anything, so I don't know.
Are you sure ? If you have turned off your boundary box turn it back on in the preference file; if there is any invisible geometry some where the boundary box will highlight the problem by extending an equal distance the other side of your present pivot point.
In other words, if the boundary box appears to be an excessive size for the mesh in question in any direction, this normally indicates that there are things lurking in the woodwork that shouldn't be there. :)
Are you sure ? If you have turned off your boundary box turn it back on in the preference file; if there is any invisible geometry some where the boundary box will highlight the problem by extending an equal distance the other side of your present pivot point.
In other words, if the boundary box appears to be an excessive size for the mesh in question in any direction, this normally indicates that there are things lurking in the woodwork that shouldn't be there. :)
Totally agree. Which is why it's not a good thing that there's no bounding box. The other objects in the scene (not shown) all do. Not this guy. But I figure a quick fix that doesn't explain the problem. I just highlighted everything, copy, paste. Now it's fixed and whatever oddity was giving it fits was deleted with that object.
Remove the ngons you have.