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    Bevel - Insect of the Windows... Blender 2.8

    rstoecklmayer
    posted to: House Pt. 3 - Windows 1

    it just doesnt work on Blender 2.8 like in that Tutorial. after the bevel the faces are still selected, and nothing to insect proper  :(

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    • Jonathan Lampel replied

      Hi, sorry I'm not sure I understand the question. Could you take a screenshot of what you have and the part of the time in the video you are referencing? 

    • r
      rstoecklmayer replied

      hi :) ( great tutorials by the way !!!)

      when u Bevel  and then Inset, after the Bevel all faces are still selected, and the inset dont work, the way its working like in the tutorial, couse of the selected faces. 


    • r
      rstoecklmayer replied

      after i Bevel, this happens 

    • Jonathan Lampel replied

      I see! Because you're in edge select mode and all four edges of those faces are selected it's selecting the faces as well. If you try in face select mode though, it won't do that. 

    • r
      rstoecklmayer replied

      AHHHH XD Thank you 

    • b
      blenderggg221 replied

      Sorry, but it's not clear to me at which point we should switch to face select mode. I followed your steps in 2.79 and got the expected result. It seems that the general idea is:

      1) Select the edges

      2) Bevel

      3) Inset

      How do we modify this to make it work in 2.8? (sorry if I'm missing something obvious :)

    • spikeyxxx replied

      1) select the Edges

      1.5) switch to Face Select Mode

      2) Bevel

      OR use CTRL+B to bevel and avoid all this...

    • b
      blenderggg221 replied

      Thank you!