Insert operation dont work properly

posted to: Modeling the Handle

I try to insert as the teacher but it does it badly. I tested all kind of things and I didnt find out why. Check the video. https://youtu.be/GL8UtdYqg90

  • spikeyxxx replied

    Hi maxcady the YT video is not ideal to troubleshoot issues like this (a few screen shots can be more helpful, or even a link to your .blend file), but This looks like you have inconsistent Normals.

    Select all (A) in Edit Mode (before Insetting) and then SHIFT+N.

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  • maxcady replied

    thx. how to find the link to the blend file?

  • spikeyxxx replied

    maxcady you need to upload your .blend to Dropbox, googleDrive or so and then paste a link here.

  • maxcady replied

    thx. will do

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  • maxcady replied

    I did recalculate the normal with Shift N in edit mode, and it doesnt work. Other solutions?

    Video 

    and

    Blender file

  • Martin Bergwerf replied

    Hi maxcady ,

    This is a classical problem you have here: uneven Scale:

    Pot.png

    With the Handle in Object Mode, CTRL+A > Apply > Scale.

    The side of the Handle is also very wobbly, if that is intentional, than that's fine, otherwise, select the side and then S, Y, 0 to flatten it.

    You might also want to switch the Pivot Point back to Median Point (is on Individual Origins at the moment).

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  • maxcady replied

    Thx. The model is not finished yet. So it's not yet flatten. I will remember now to always apply the scale in object mode. How do you know it's not median?

  • Martin Bergwerf replied

    How do I know it's not Median? You can see (and set) that here:

    Pivot.png

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  • maxcady replied

    Well I know that but I can't see when it's median or not. I don't know what it means either since I just use Individual or 3D cursor for now.

  • Jonathan Lampel replied

    Glad that worked! Here's more info about pivot points, including median: https://cgcookie.com/lessons/pivot-points 

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  • maxcady replied

    thx. I learned a bit.