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    bevel modifier is causing problems

    Biruk Nigus(Cpl_Biruk)
    posted to: Adding the Final Details

    after finishing modeling the sides, i realized that my mesh had a problem, Tho i don't know what caused it

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    • Martin Bergwerf replied
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      Hi Biruk,

      I know what (or actually who) caused the problem: it was you 😉

      But I can't help you, if you don't provide more details. Try to describe the problem. One or more screenshots might be helpful as well.

      Or maybe first try the two main problems beginners run into:

      Double Vertices: Select everything in Edit Mode, with A and then M > Merge > By Distance.

      Inconsistent Normals: with everything still Selected, press SHIFT+N.

      Those two things will fix 90% of all your modeling issues.

      EDIT: I see you provided a video now.

      The problem is, that the Edges are too close together, you'll need to Edge Slide (shortcut G, G ) them away from the 'point"...

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    • Martin Bergwerf replied

      Something like this:
      GG.png

      Sorry, it's a bit hard to draw.

    • Omar Domenech replied
      Yeah as martin says, those three edges are tight and when the bevel kicks in, one bevel from one edge goes into the other bevel of the other edge and it becomes modern art after that. So if you select an edge and double tap G to enter edge slide, you can move them away from one another and give them space to breath.
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    • Leo (wod) replied

      if you activate the wireframe function, you can also see the “bevel edges” in object mode, perhaps you will then understand this a little better