| Sergey (Drakosha405) | |
| Feb 5 2019, 8:22 PM |
| Howard Trickey (howardt) |
| Pratik Borhade (PratikPB2123) |
| Sebastian Parborg (zeddb) |
| Sergey (Drakosha405) |
blender-2.80-07765499abee-win64
cylinder :
on the cylinder with a lot of segments, bevel doesn't merge in one point. Create nice see n-gon(normal we must see the only verts in one point)
Cube :
The middle loop has deformed when we bevel sharp corner for small mesh. On the large mesh, we cant see this deform .
This is just the way bevel works right now, so you are asking for a new feature.
I could solve this by running a 'remove doubles' automatically after doing bevel, and some have asked for that in the past. But I worry about doing that everywhere on the model as it may merge things that the user didn't intend to get merged.
For now, the workaround for you as a user is to do a 'removed doubles' manually after a bevel like this.
Longer term, I want a much better handling of what happens with geometry collides like this during bevel. For now, I'm closing this bug, to keep bug tracker clean, and will add it to my Bevel TODO list.
OK, now I see the problem you are talking about and agree that it isn't what I thought (that you just wanted automatic merging of the verts). I suspect that the problem with the cylinder is that the method I use to calculate the vertex positions is numerically sensitive and misbehaving due to using floats instead of double precision. I will see if that is so, and if so, whether or not I can rearrange the calculation somehow to fix.
