Chamfer problem

[Krisztian Gulyas]

I ran into this problem a few times. I have problem chamfering attached objects.

What is the best way to get rid of this kind of problem? Max hadles it as it was to totally different objects.

I tried welding vertices, reset xform. I don't know what else I can do. I created this using a spline.

 

Max 2013

[n3CRO]

Sometimes adding edit mesh modifier and collapsing it to edit poly solves problems, just a thought.

 

I ran into this problem a few times. I have problem chamfering attached objects.

What is the best way to get rid of this kind of problem? Max hadles it as it was to totally different objects.

I tried welding vertices, reset xform. I don't know what else I can do. I created this using a spline.

[ATTACH=CONFIG]49151[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]49152[/ATTACH]

 

Max 2013

[Jose Negrete]

the first image looks like there is a face on the end of the left element. So even if you tried to weld vertices it would not weld.

You'd have to erase that face on both objects/elements before welding and trying to chamfer.

[Jose Negrete]

You can also select that face on left and right end of your object and bridge those. bridge is in edit poly rollout.

[salvador]

the first image looks like there is a face on the end of the left element. So even if you tried to weld vertices it would not weld.[ATTACH=CONFIG]49155[/ATTACH]

You'd have to erase that face on both objects/elements before welding and trying to chamfer.

 

Two co-planar faces will never weld. You have to delete both co-planar faces; in other words, produce two holes of the same size and shape, the it will weld.

Use xView functionality to find out overlapping faces and more.