I've tried to make a model according to the lesson https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EztmPOhnWwA. After applying the subdivision surface modifier, I faced an issue when one of the "tongues" displayed incorrectly. I suspected that the problem might be caused by duplicated vertices but "Merge -> By distance" didn't help. Then, I've turned on displaying of normals for vertices, and deleted a part of the "tongue's" vertices. After I did it, three normals appeared in a place that was empty (it seems the "tongue" was in this place until I moved it). The vertices which the normals may belong to are not visible. When I'm trying to select them with the box selection tool in wireframe mode, and delete, nothing happens. When I select all the vertices with hotkey "A" and delete them, these three normals remained on the scene while the other vertices were deleted. I suspect that it might be a bug in Blender but since I'm a novice, I'm not sure. I filmed a video with the issue demonstration: https://youtu.be/5QpX0yr1_OY. Blender version - 2.92.0. If someone is interested, link to the .blend file: https://drive.google.com/file/d/12sMXc79xpEDRgyUej0e3-2WO93rTlFcx/view?usp=sharing
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2$\begingroup$ Okay I opened your file and I found the best to fix it was to select all of the vertices, press P to separate them - this will then reveal the object/vertices that you can't otherwise see. I made a quick demonstration of what I mean. gyazo.com/f73e369d90b913f9c0df09c04409f39d $\endgroup$– The Jovial BritCommented Mar 12, 2021 at 22:32
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$\begingroup$ Thank you, you helped me out! I wonder why did it happen at all and why those vertices weren't accessible in the regular way. Any ideas? $\endgroup$– Андрій НемченкоCommented Mar 12, 2021 at 22:48
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1$\begingroup$ It looks like you accidentally hid those faces/vertices.. If you open that model again, go into 'Edit Mode' then press 'ALT+H' you'll see that those vertices/faces were, maybe by mistake, hidden. 'H' hides anything that you have selected. and 'ALT+H' unhides them. If you selected those faces, verts or edges and accidentally pressed 'H' then you probably hid them so they'd remain hidden until you press 'ALT+H' to unhide them. $\endgroup$– The Jovial BritCommented Mar 12, 2021 at 23:22
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$\begingroup$ Thank you! Now, everything became clear to me. $\endgroup$– Андрій НемченкоCommented Mar 13, 2021 at 10:24
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It looks like you accidentally hid those faces/vertices.. If you open that model again, go into 'Edit Mode' then press 'ALT+H' you'll see that those vertices/faces were, maybe by mistake, hidden. 'H' hides anything that you have selected. and 'ALT+H' unhides them. If you selected those faces, verts or edges and accidentally pressed 'H' then you probably hid them so they'd remain hidden until you press 'ALT+H' to unhide them.
