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I, in my opinion would not label my self as an advanced person with blender, so there may be something I am not doing or missing. I was trying to make a model when I stumbled upon a problem with UV mapping. I originally was not surprised as I often mess up UV mapping in some shape or form but this time it was different, a solid face with no brakes was being dis formed and i had no clue why. It cant be the seams because its one face, and I set the scale to 1,1,1. I still have yet to fix this problem or what or why its happening. 
I would still consider my self new to blender and if anyone has a solution to my problem please inform me of any mistakes I have made. Thanks
uv
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I, in my opinion would not label my self as an advanced person with blender, so there may be something I am not doing or missing. I was trying to make a model when I stumbled upon a problem with UV mapping. I originally was not surprised as I often mess up UV mapping in some shape or form but this time it was different, a solid face with no brakes was being dis formed and i had no clue why. It cant be the seams because its one face, and I set the scale to 1,1,1. I still have yet to fix this problem or what or why its happening. I would still consider my self new to blender and if anyone has a solution to my problem please inform me of any mistakes I have made. Thanks
uv
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I, in my opinion would not label my self as an advanced person with blender, so there may be something I am not doing or missing. I was trying to make a model when I stumbled upon a problem with UV mapping. I originally was not surprised as I often mess up UV mapping in some shape or form but this time it was different, a solid face with no brakes was being dis formed and i had no clue why. It cant be the seams because its one face, and I set the scale to 1,1,1. I still have yet to fix this problem or what or why its happening. I would still consider my self new to blender and if anyone has a solution to my problem please inform me of any mistakes I have made. Thanks
uv
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Jeff Lingstien
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I, in my opinion would not label my self as an advanced person with blender, so there may be something I am not doing or missing. I was trying to make a model when I stumbled upon a problem with UV mapping. I originally was not surprised as I often mess up UV mapping in some shape or form but this time it was different, a solid face with no brakes was being dis formed and i had no clue why. It cant be the seams because its one face, and I set the scale to 1,1,1. I still have yet to fix this problem or what or why its happening. I would still consider my self new to blender and if anyone has a solution to my problem please inform me of any mistakes I have made. Thanks
uv
uv
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Use a different operator with N-gons
N-gons are very handy, but they come at the cost of not having a precisely defined topology between the vertices. Blender is struggling to recognize the shape of the surface, the proportion of each branch, with the Unwrap operator due to the algorithm that's behind it.
I'll suggest to simply use another operator for this specific task, for example the Smart UV Project operator:
answered Sep 9 at 7:57
Carlo
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I tried it and it work, however should I use smart UV unwrap for the rest or alternate.
– Jeff Lingstien
Sep 9 at 17:42
There is usually no need to use the same operator for all. Choose the one that best suit your needs.
– Carlo
2 days ago
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1 Answer
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active
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active
oldest
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up vote
5
down vote
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Use a different operator with N-gons
N-gons are very handy, but they come at the cost of not having a precisely defined topology between the vertices. Blender is struggling to recognize the shape of the surface, the proportion of each branch, with the Unwrap operator due to the algorithm that's behind it.
I'll suggest to simply use another operator for this specific task, for example the Smart UV Project operator:
answered Sep 9 at 7:57
Carlo
18.4k12559
I tried it and it work, however should I use smart UV unwrap for the rest or alternate.
– Jeff Lingstien
Sep 9 at 17:42
There is usually no need to use the same operator for all. Choose the one that best suit your needs.
– Carlo
2 days ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
5
down vote
accepted
Use a different operator with N-gons
N-gons are very handy, but they come at the cost of not having a precisely defined topology between the vertices. Blender is struggling to recognize the shape of the surface, the proportion of each branch, with the Unwrap operator due to the algorithm that's behind it.
I'll suggest to simply use another operator for this specific task, for example the Smart UV Project operator:
answered Sep 9 at 7:57
Carlo
18.4k12559
I tried it and it work, however should I use smart UV unwrap for the rest or alternate.
– Jeff Lingstien
Sep 9 at 17:42
There is usually no need to use the same operator for all. Choose the one that best suit your needs.
– Carlo
2 days ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
5
down vote
accepted
up vote
5
down vote
accepted
Use a different operator with N-gons
N-gons are very handy, but they come at the cost of not having a precisely defined topology between the vertices. Blender is struggling to recognize the shape of the surface, the proportion of each branch, with the Unwrap operator due to the algorithm that's behind it.
I'll suggest to simply use another operator for this specific task, for example the Smart UV Project operator:
answered Sep 9 at 7:57
Carlo
18.4k12559
Use a different operator with N-gons
N-gons are very handy, but they come at the cost of not having a precisely defined topology between the vertices. Blender is struggling to recognize the shape of the surface, the proportion of each branch, with the Unwrap operator due to the algorithm that's behind it.
I'll suggest to simply use another operator for this specific task, for example the Smart UV Project operator:
answered Sep 9 at 7:57
Carlo
18.4k12559
edited Sep 9 at 10:35
answered Sep 9 at 7:57
Carlo
18.4k12559
answered Sep 9 at 7:57
Carlo
18.4k12559
answered Sep 9 at 7:57
Carlo
18.4k12559
18.4k12559
I tried it and it work, however should I use smart UV unwrap for the rest or alternate.
– Jeff Lingstien
Sep 9 at 17:42
There is usually no need to use the same operator for all. Choose the one that best suit your needs.
– Carlo
2 days ago
add a comment |Â
I tried it and it work, however should I use smart UV unwrap for the rest or alternate.
– Jeff Lingstien
Sep 9 at 17:42
There is usually no need to use the same operator for all. Choose the one that best suit your needs.
– Carlo
2 days ago
I tried it and it work, however should I use smart UV unwrap for the rest or alternate.
– Jeff Lingstien
Sep 9 at 17:42
I tried it and it work, however should I use smart UV unwrap for the rest or alternate.
– Jeff Lingstien
Sep 9 at 17:42
There is usually no need to use the same operator for all. Choose the one that best suit your needs.
– Carlo
2 days ago
There is usually no need to use the same operator for all. Choose the one that best suit your needs.
– Carlo
2 days ago
add a comment |Â
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