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| ====== Topology ====== | ====== Topology ====== | ||
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| + | === Poles === | ||
| Edge flow is affected by the **poles** contained in a model. A **pole** is any vertex that has a number of connecting edges different than 4. | Edge flow is affected by the **poles** contained in a model. A **pole** is any vertex that has a number of connecting edges different than 4. | ||
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| + | When modeling, you create poles when you need to redirect the edge flow, for example with some edges going towards the top and other edges going sideways. | ||
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| + | Select a part of the edges going up and extrude them upwards, then select the side edge thus extruded all the way down to the bottom edge and extrude those outwards. | ||
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| + | === Bevels and Crease === | ||
| On edges, bevels and crease can be used to create support topology. | On edges, bevels and crease can be used to create support topology. | ||
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| **Crease** imitates the presence of supporting loops without adding topology but can create uneven topology if the adjacent edges are not at equal distance from creased edge. | **Crease** imitates the presence of supporting loops without adding topology but can create uneven topology if the adjacent edges are not at equal distance from creased edge. | ||
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