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I'm having a problem where weird vertices has been generated as a result of a bevel. This makes me unable to correctly bevel another edge which is nearby.
It doesn't look too bad so I'm pretty sure it could easily be fixed manually, however I have no idea how to.
I'm more used to Blender where this could easily be solved by removing the weird vertices, and creating new, better ones myself. But I can't seem to delete the vertices at all so I'm not sure how I should clean it up.
Here's a picture of the bad vertices:
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I managed to fix it by deleting the edges instead of vertices, however other tips would still be helpful in case I encounter this in the future 😃
I did use that but it would for some reason not let me delete the vertices. It would only let me delete the edges.
Hi!
I mean the commend "Delete Vertex" and not selecting a vertex and use "Delete", that's different.
(You can only delete a Vertex with "Delete" if it's only connected to 2 edges)
If you are sure you are using the correct command please upload a scene-file showing the problem.
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