I have two meshes, grass and wall, and I want to snap their edges together so there isn't any holes in the mesh when I combine them.
This is what I want to accomplish:
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It was done manually and it has a lot of holes and looks terrible.
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$\begingroup$ Can you not just extrude the wall down from the grass, as part of the same object, and separate them afterwards? $\endgroup$– Robin Betts ♦Commented May 7 at 17:40
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$\begingroup$ @RobinBetts yes, but there are more types of islands that i wanna make and they have walls that curve in some direction and I dont want to remake them. $\endgroup$– GuyCommented May 7 at 18:03
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$\begingroup$ Hi, Guy.. I think to avoid suggestions like mine, it would be good to share a few examples on blend-exchange.com , making them as tricky as possible for us to fix, so we can cover the cases. $\endgroup$– Robin Betts ♦Commented May 7 at 18:06
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$\begingroup$ Okay, i'll do that next time. $\endgroup$– GuyCommented May 7 at 18:22
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1$\begingroup$ I can't, as I am not home and the comments are from my phone. $\endgroup$– GuyCommented May 7 at 19:15
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You can use snapping:
- Select both objects and enter edit mode
- Select a wall vertex and shift-select the corresponding grass vertex
- Perform "Snap selection to Active", for example by pressing shift+s
You can also activate snapping and set it to snap to Vertex, then you can just grab a wall vertex and it will just snap to the corresponding grass vertex:
A potentially faster method:
- Select the wall edge-ring and delete the faces
- Select the grass edge-loop, duplicate, separate and then join it with the wall object
- Keep the grass edge-loop selected and shift select the wall's ground edge-loop
- Perform "Bridge Edge Loops" (ctrl+e)
