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Hi, this is a great tool, I love it.
I got a question, I found if the edges loop if cover more then 180 degree, it will fail. for example
polyPlane -w 1 -h 1 -sx 2 -sy 2 -ax 0 1 0 -cuv 2 -ch 1;
select -r pPlane1.vtx8 ;
select -tgl pPlane1.vtx7 ;
select -tgl pPlane1.vtx6 ;
select -tgl pPlane1.vtx3 ;
select -tgl pPlane1.vtx0 ;
select -tgl pPlane1.vtx1 ;
zenLoopCurve 3 2 0 "";
then only two sides of plane will smooth, and one side will remain the same.
is it any way to fix this?
I feel something may be error when finding the loop path connecting to input points
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I found this question when I was try to smooth a circle edge loop. hope you may have a solution for it. sorry to brother you.
regards
Joe
im3djoe
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