This AI is kinda fun

Thank you HornOxx. That looks promising. I'll give it a go.

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It was actually a very mild RE-action to being confidently assured that I'd been "shown" the way to do it already.

You considered my response rude? Really? You need to get out of the house more. I absolutely take offense to being called rude when my conduct does not merit it.

You have offered the initial rudeness here. Please refrain from comment in any further topics I submit.

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@frascati said:

...but crabs sometimes swap shells

...but crabs sometimes repurpose shells

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Trying to draw an elliptical cone

I have painted multple objects with the same color texture and opacity. One of those objects i wish to adjust the opacity level different from the rest. How do i change one without affecting all the others?

Thank you. Yes too small a scale. No wonder the problem seemed random. I switched to meters instead of mm, did everything again by the book, and results were correct.

This is the first time I've paused to question this. I have noticed other problems associated with using too small a scale. I also noticed that increasing the arc segments from 24 exacerbates the problem. lowering the number fixes it, but you're working with a very ragged and imprecise circle.

When drawing to a larger scale, is it possible for these triangle faces to go missing?
Is there ever a circumstance when it's preferable to draw scaled to mm instead of meters and then rescaling the final drawing later?

Thanks so much.

Hi,

I've been drawing domes for a few years. Straight forward and usually no problems, but often I get a neat hole in the top of the dome or a hole with random concentric geometric bridges across the hole. Seen half a dozen video tutorials and am doing it, i believe, precisely the same way as instructed.

What am I doing wrong?

I will check that out. I wasn't impressed with Flattery. It's clunky. It flattened part but not all of my drawing. May have been my own fault for taking my own shortcuts while drawing, but seems like a good plugin should anticipate those.