08-12-2022, 05:03 PM
Hi
The extruded polygonal shape is only an approximation of the perfect geometrical shape that represents the extrusion. The less polygons, the worst the approximation is. In the video you send, the shape of the last couple of polygons (the last quad) matchs more or less the perfect shape depending on its length, and that's normal. The important thing is that when an extrusion is made of multiple parts, those parts match with each other. This is illustrated in the scene I attached to this post. It contains 3 generators, one that make generates a full mesh, and the two others that generate the same mesh but in two parts. Both shapes are coherent.
If you increase the resolution of the extrusion and/or disable the Optimize option and/or reduce the optimization's Angle Threshold, the generated mesh will have more polygons making what you described less pronounced.
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The extruded polygonal shape is only an approximation of the perfect geometrical shape that represents the extrusion. The less polygons, the worst the approximation is. In the video you send, the shape of the last couple of polygons (the last quad) matchs more or less the perfect shape depending on its length, and that's normal. The important thing is that when an extrusion is made of multiple parts, those parts match with each other. This is illustrated in the scene I attached to this post. It contains 3 generators, one that make generates a full mesh, and the two others that generate the same mesh but in two parts. Both shapes are coherent.
If you increase the resolution of the extrusion and/or disable the Optimize option and/or reduce the optimization's Angle Threshold, the generated mesh will have more polygons making what you described less pronounced.
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Have a nice day
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