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• Split polygon faces

Edit Mesh > Split Polygon Tool >

Divisions

Specifies the number of divisions you want to occur along each new edge that is created. Vertices are placed along the edge to create the subdivisions.

Divisions are not added to the edge if you split the polygon by placing the second point inside the original face. Your second point must be placed on another edge to create subdivisions.

Smoothing angle

Specifies whether the edges of the split polygonal geometry are soft or hard. If you want the extruded edges to appear soft, set the Smoothing Angle to a high value (for example, 180). If you want the extruded edges to appear hard, set the Smoothing Angle to a low value (for example, 0). The default smoothing angle for extruded faces and edges is 0.

NoteWhen the angle between your split polygonal faces is 0:

• You can make the shared edges hard by setting their Smoothing Angles to 0.0.

You can not see the effect of your split polygonal faces Smoothing Angles in the scene view.

Split only from edges

Constrains vertex placement to edges.

Use snapping points along edge

Snaps vertex placement to regular distances along an edge.

Number of points

Controls the number of snapping points inside edges. The default is one which snaps to the midpoint of an edge.

Snapping tolerance

Controls how close the vertex must be to a snapping point before the vertex snaps to it. Set this to 100 to constrain vertices to always be at snapping points.

NoteThe Split Polygon Tool cannot cross and split the same edge twice in one operation. If you receive an error message “internal edge repeated” when splitting, press the Delete key to undo the previous step and then press Enter to complete the split. Then split across those faces in a second split operation.