Any invalid vertices or edges are removed from the selection set before the detach.ДЇor the current selection, finds all the texture vertices that are assigned to the same geometric vertex, brings them all to the same spot, and welds them together.

Tries to split off the current selection into a new element.

With polygons, Break splits the selection off from the rest of the mesh into a new element, exactly as does Detach Edge Verts. With edges, Break requires at least two contiguous edges to be selected, and separates each edge into two. At the Vertex sub-object level, Break replaces each shared vertex with two vertices. To exit Target Weld mode, right-click in the editor window.ДЄpplies to the current selection works differently in the three sub-object modes. While this command is active, you can continue welding sub-objects, and change the sub-object level. As you drag, the cursor changes in appearance to cross hairs when it's over a valid sub-object. Turn on Target Weld, and then drag one vertex to another vertex, or one edge to another edge. Not available at the Polygon sub-object level. Use this to connect separate clusters of texture coordinates.Д¬ombines pairs of vertices or edges by dragging. Reverses the direction of selected sub-objects along the indicated axis and flips UVs accordingly.Д¬ombines shared vertices and edges belonging to selected sub-objects within the UV-space radius specified by the For example, if two opposite edges of a four-sided polygon are selected, the edge selection includes all four of the face's vertices, so this command will select the polygon.Д¬onverts the current polygon selection to a vertex selection and places you in Vertex sub-object mode.Д¬onverts the current polygon selection to an edge selection and places you in Edge sub-object mode.Дetaches the selected sub-objects along their boundary edges and then applies Mirror Horizontal or Vertical, depending on the mode. For a polygon to be selected, the current edge selection must include all of its vertices. For a polygon to be selected, all of its vertices must be selected.Д¬onverts the current edge selection to a vertex selection and places you in Vertex sub-object mode.Д¬onverts the current edge selection to a polygon selection and places you in Polygon sub-object mode. For an edge to be selected, both of its vertices must be selected.Д¬onverts the current vertex selection to a polygon selection and places you in Polygon sub-object mode. Continue selecting other door polys and pasting until all the doors are mapped.Д¬onverts the current vertex selection to an edge selection and places you in Edge sub-object mode. The door's texture coordinates move to the same location as the original poly. Then select another door poly and choose Paste or Paste Weld. Next, use Copy to place its texture coordinates in the paste buffer. First, you would select one of the door polys and position it over the door image. You might want to apply the same door image to several different door polygons. A typical example of usage would be in designing a game level, where you're working with a multi-image texture map, part of which is a door image. Use Copy and Paste to apply the same mapping coordinates (that is, image) to a number of different geometry polygons. Using Paste repeatedly with the same target coordinates causes the coordinates to rotate by 90 degrees each time. Copies the current selection (that is, texture coordinates) into the paste buffer.ДЄpplies the texture mapping coordinates in the paste buffer to the current selection.

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