I tried almost every suggestion in the previous answers to the same problem but it seems none of them is working,
the bevel works only in the top and bottom edges with one exeption,
now i want to cancel and redo everything but this is saved i have no clue how to revert the slots steps and redo them from the begining i dont want to restart the whole model again
Below is my file if somone will be kind to have a a look where i messed-up
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Hew0yuIUQKdhnjC1WeqLdpbXNlaqP3p6/view?usp=sharing, https://drive.google.com/file/d/1p7vti14q4im74kI1_JM68uOqI6l9WCcQ/view?usp=sharing
There are 2 links and both say "Access Denied"...
I'd really need to see that file, to be able to troubleshoot.
Did you already have a look at this:
https://cgcookie.com/posts/top-5-blender-questions-from-the-cg-cookie-community ?
Restarting and starting from scratch is not a bad thing. We have to do that a lot in the beginning. In modeling, lots of times is easier to start over than fix the mess we got ourselves into. Plus you level up faster and your brain start to know what to avoid and what gets you into trouble.
I have tried my best and redone the entire cartridge section, but I am still experiencing the same issue. I noticed that when I apply the bevel to individual vertices, it works, but when I select all the vertices to give a unified bevel amount, it does not work. i made the drive link accessible to all . Can you please help me understand where I am falling short in my approach?
Hi AAkram ,
You say that you tried almost all suggesttions....but I think you missed the correct one. The problem is this angle:
This is discussed near the bottom of this thread:
https://cgcookie.com/community/14683-i-cannot-beval-the-slots
i fixed the angle and still not working and i went through the entire thread nothing helped me
Yeah, Jonathan removes the clamp overlap at some point when it was giving him trouble, but it's a one off and maybe it's easy to miss if you don't know what that's all about. But don't worry about the troubles you're going through, the model may be beginner friendly but there are core concepts involved and it takes time to soak them in. Just keep practicing and learning, things start to click after a while, Blender is a huge beast.
