Line up verticies?

[Anonymous]

Hi

I am in quad draw and would like to know if it is possible to line up a bunch of verts based on the first and last vert (see attached)

The only way I can see to do this is to draw a line with verts in similar places and then snap to vertex but that seems a long way around.

[n8skow · Accepted solution]

You can turn off 'retain component spacing' in the 'move' options, select your verts you want to move - and then snap to the vert you want them to line up with.

[Anonymous]

@n8skow

Unfortunately there are no snapping options with quad draw.

thanks for the reply (kudo given reply accepted)

[n8skow]

Quad draw is not a tool I'm very familiar with yet - but can't you go to component view (F8) and move your verts?

[Anonymous]

Hey @n8skow

please see screencast

[n8skow]

I see... I'm sorry I'm not any help in this area.

Mspeer's suggestion seems to be fairly easy though?

Do your verts stay constrained to the same plane?

[Anonymous]

@n8skow

Thank you. Yes they are on the same plane.

maybe there is a Mel script available that lines up vents between the first and last vert

[mspeer]

Hi!

You can use helper objects for constraints / snapping, like a curve or a Polygon,or if they are already planar, just move the inner vertices far outside and then use Multi-Cut.

There is no script that does this, but you could create one on your own.

[Anonymous]

@mspeer

thanks.

As you can see from my other thread the answer for me is snap to curve using the bezier as the guide. Multicut would change my topolgy as I am learning to poly model and creating the topology is my main learning aim at the moment.

I am only a few weeks into Maya so creating a Mel Script is not on my skill list at present 

These forums have been a great help thank you

[Anonymous]

@mspeer @n8skow

Thank you for the help - answer is in the screencast just to tie up this thread