Smoothing a surface | |
Some surfaces are meant to be round and curved. However this is difficult to accomplish in Radiant. This tool can make a surface look more curved than it is. (The surface itself will not at all become more curved, it just looks that way).. Here an example of a blocky model that could need some smoothing. | |
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Select the surface for smoothing | |
First, select the surface You want to smoothen. Because the routine works on 1 surface only, You need to select, and smoothen, every surface seperately. You must select the current surface from the dropdown-listbox on the "Surfaces"-Tab. | |
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Select the option from the menu | |
Once You have selected the proper surface for smoothing, select the choice from the menu: "Smooth current surface". | |
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Not so blocky now.. | |
As You can see on the resulting surface, it is not so blocky anymore.. | |
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Final result | |
When all surfaces are smoothed, the resulting model can look very different. Lights & shades look much better if a surface is supposed to be round.. | |
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