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unwrap fuselage

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mike44

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Hi
I would like to unwrap fuselage with seams front, end and bottom. So I have one region around about cabine like a paperplane. My seams are ignored. Why because of subdivided, smooth etc . fuselage mesh?
Thanks for hints.
 
Hello...

Seams aren't ignored if you are choosing the right uv unwrapped option.
 
If subdivided etc... were they "applied" before attempting to uv unwrapping? Also, before unwrapping... you will need to "select" what is to be unwrapped. If nothing is selected nothing is unwrapped.
 
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You might need to add more seams as there may still be some vertices that are joined and preventing the mesh from unwrapping.
 
TangoGolf said:
You might need to add more seams as there may still be some vertices that are joined and preventing the mesh from unwrapping.
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You don't need seams at all to unwrap. There isn't a minimum requirement on the number of seams to uv unwrap.
mike44 said:
Yes applied before unwrap...
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Without a blend file, I cannot suggest anything more for you to try. The only other thing I can think of is that the blend file is corrupt. Have you tried a simple box with the smooth modifier on it?

Are you selecting the polygons to be uv unwrapped?
 
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