I didn’t quite understand the logic in the lesson to set the inset to 1m, by playing with the offset even and relative.
Does anyone have a better overview on it?
I didn’t quite understand the logic in the lesson to set the inset to 1m, by playing with the offset even and relative.
Does anyone have a better overview on it?
Yeah, I was going through it last night and I managed to make my pyramid, but still not so clear about that part…
Same here. Not sure why making it “even” changes it at all. Is it a difference in measuring from the vertices vs. measuring from the edges?
The “make even” function really comes into play when your are working with non-square shapes. If you try using even a rectangle with the inset function you will see that the default gives you a larger inset on the short sides than on the long sides. Thus if you’re modeling something like a window frame which really needs to be an even thickness around the window the ‘Make Even’ option can save you a lot of time.
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