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    Unwanted bumps

    Christian Manea(ChristianDior)
    posted to: Adding the Final Details

    I got these sort of bumps on the console after I shaded smooth and I don't know how to resolve them.

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      Christian Manea(ChristianDior) replied

      https://drive.google.com/file/d/12k__OuONBXEyH_NzqYG0ELMg3Qa-481u/view?usp=sharing

    • Adrian Bellworthy replied

      Hey CChristianDior

      That is the auto smooth default setting of 30°.
      You can either adjust it, lower I think,
      or adjust the angle of the geometry, it looks like the D-Pad inset is not deep enough.
      If you pull down the inner edge loop of the D-Pad inset it a little further it will increase the angle between the top surface faces and the inset faces.
      If that makes sense.
      You may need to do the same around the other buttons too.

      It is definitely not a bug as your image name suggests.

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    • Omar Domenech replied
      Just in case you can do that adjusting the geometry angles, getting the indents to go deeper, on the select, start, A button and B button as well, because it tends to do the same thing and you can't be too careful.
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      Christian Manea(ChristianDior) replied

      Hi guys! Thank you for the replies. That helped and I no longer have that problem, there at least. I have the same problem on the back of the console and I've tried to pull the edges but I don't seem to find the solution for it. Can you help me with this one as well?
      https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zDGMyMoqoitPNnLFeI_Zud-ztdRFq7QG/view?usp=sharing 
      Thanks again guys!


    • Adrian Bellworthy replied

      That maybe the edge is too low, it needs to be exactly on the same plane as the outer edge of the console.
      See if you can use snapping to align the vertices to the outer edge of the console.

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    • Omar Domenech replied

      Yeah it may be that the face is not perfectly flat, so select all the faces and S, Z and 0

      Also maybe that Ngon is to big, try cutting more faces with J

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