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How do I extrude a face to a single vertex
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I am new to blender so I am trying to learn the basics so bear with me while I try to explain this. I am trying to extrude a face to a single point to make a spikey-looking shape and I only seem to be able to extrude the face outwards keeping the face the same size but I actually want the face to extrude to a point or vertex.
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I am new to blender so I am trying to learn the basics so bear with me while I try to explain this. I am trying to extrude a face to a single point to make a spikey-looking shape and I only seem to be able to extrude the face outwards keeping the face the same size but I actually want the face to extrude to a point or vertex.
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I am new to blender so I am trying to learn the basics so bear with me while I try to explain this. I am trying to extrude a face to a single point to make a spikey-looking shape and I only seem to be able to extrude the face outwards keeping the face the same size but I actually want the face to extrude to a point or vertex.
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I am new to blender so I am trying to learn the basics so bear with me while I try to explain this. I am trying to extrude a face to a single point to make a spikey-looking shape and I only seem to be able to extrude the face outwards keeping the face the same size but I actually want the face to extrude to a point or vertex.
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One way is to use Vertices > Merge (or Alt+M) > Collapse to turn multiple selected faces into multiple vertices:
Collapse
Every island of selected vertices (connected by selected edges) will merge on its own median center, leaving one vertex per island.
Merging vertices
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I'm upvoting this post because the GIF is so satisfying to watch!
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you can extrude the faces and then scale them, you can change your pivot point to individual origin so that you scale the faces individually.
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...and then "remove doubles" to merge the overlapping vertices.
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One way is to use Vertices > Merge (or Alt+M) > Collapse to turn multiple selected faces into multiple vertices:
Collapse
Every island of selected vertices (connected by selected edges) will merge on its own median center, leaving one vertex per island.
Merging vertices
answered yesterday
R El CleinR El Clein
93115
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I'm upvoting this post because the GIF is so satisfying to watch!
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– Ian Rehwinkel
16 hours ago
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$begingroup$
One way is to use Vertices > Merge (or Alt+M) > Collapse to turn multiple selected faces into multiple vertices:
Collapse
Every island of selected vertices (connected by selected edges) will merge on its own median center, leaving one vertex per island.
Merging vertices
answered yesterday
R El CleinR El Clein
93115
$endgroup$
$begingroup$
I'm upvoting this post because the GIF is so satisfying to watch!
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– Ian Rehwinkel
16 hours ago
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$begingroup$
One way is to use Vertices > Merge (or Alt+M) > Collapse to turn multiple selected faces into multiple vertices:
Collapse
Every island of selected vertices (connected by selected edges) will merge on its own median center, leaving one vertex per island.
Merging vertices
answered yesterday
R El CleinR El Clein
93115
$endgroup$
One way is to use Vertices > Merge (or Alt+M) > Collapse to turn multiple selected faces into multiple vertices:
Collapse
Every island of selected vertices (connected by selected edges) will merge on its own median center, leaving one vertex per island.
Merging vertices
answered yesterday
R El CleinR El Clein
93115
answered yesterday
R El CleinR El Clein
93115
answered yesterday
R El CleinR El Clein
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I'm upvoting this post because the GIF is so satisfying to watch!
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– Ian Rehwinkel
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I'm upvoting this post because the GIF is so satisfying to watch!
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– Ian Rehwinkel
16 hours ago
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I'm upvoting this post because the GIF is so satisfying to watch!
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– Ian Rehwinkel
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I'm upvoting this post because the GIF is so satisfying to watch!
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you can extrude the faces and then scale them, you can change your pivot point to individual origin so that you scale the faces individually.
answered yesterday
SylerSyler
11411
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...and then "remove doubles" to merge the overlapping vertices.
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– ApproachingDarknessFish
23 hours ago
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you can extrude the faces and then scale them, you can change your pivot point to individual origin so that you scale the faces individually.
answered yesterday
SylerSyler
11411
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3
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...and then "remove doubles" to merge the overlapping vertices.
$endgroup$
– ApproachingDarknessFish
23 hours ago
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you can extrude the faces and then scale them, you can change your pivot point to individual origin so that you scale the faces individually.
answered yesterday
SylerSyler
11411
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you can extrude the faces and then scale them, you can change your pivot point to individual origin so that you scale the faces individually.
answered yesterday
SylerSyler
11411
answered yesterday
SylerSyler
11411
answered yesterday
SylerSyler
11411
answered yesterday
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11411
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...and then "remove doubles" to merge the overlapping vertices.
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...and then "remove doubles" to merge the overlapping vertices.
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...and then "remove doubles" to merge the overlapping vertices.
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