Reducing all vertices in 'x' direction
 

I would like to know whether there is an easy way of reducing the 'x' direction of all vertices within a spcified range, i.e. if you have say 1000 verticies, how can you reduce the 'x' co-ordinates of all the verticies from 500 - 1000 by a fixed number without having to do it manually?

Is there anybody that could help please?

Thanks

Best Regards

Yehia

Re: Reducing all vertices in 'x' direction
 

vgen 2 0 vset ,,, dx , dy , dz

Re: Reducing all vertices in 'x' direction
 

Thanks for that, but if it's possible can you explain to me what the command means, i.e. i know v gen means and the dx, dy, dz, but what do the 2 0 represent?

Here is my problem:

I have a total of 43718 verticies, and want to reduce all verticies from 58-121 and then from 30421-end by 0.522m in the 'x' direction, how can I do that?

I don't want to add new verticies, rather just manipulate the ones I already have.

Thanks for your help

Regards

Yehia

Re: Reducing all vertices in 'x' direction
 

vset news vran 58 121

vgen 2 0 vset ,,, -0.522

which means, that you recreate the vertices in the vertex set at a news position

what about "help vgen"

Re: Reducing all vertices in 'x' direction
 

Ok,

Thanks

I'll try that

Regards

Yehia