Ms3d editing... Created 20 years ago2004-02-04 17:38:36 UTC by Dark Phoenix

Im editing my zombie model in Ms3d and so far its going ok. Ive deleted the old head crab head and at the moment im trying to reseal the gaping hole at the top of the model from the things ive deleted.

So what ive got is a zombie model without a head so you can see right down it. Im trying to create faces to patch it up so i cant then just add my own gman head.

Ive got to the stage where the very top bit of the body is deleted and im trying to blend it all together, but it looks so confusing!!!
I cant tell which lines are top, bottom, halfway, etc.

Is there a way which is easy to see what sections your working with?
Because it just looks like a confusing bunch of lines going across one another.
Is there a special tool or something that automatically covers gaps?
Thanks
Im not sure if i explained that too well...

Yes. What you need to do is hide any faces that you don't want to see. So, for instance, if you're working on the front of the model, then, in the back view, make sure you're in Face Select mode and Ignore backfaces is checked. Then drag a selection box around all of the back faces that you want to hide. Then click on Edit->Hide Selectioin Ctrl+H.

When your'e done, just click Edit->Unhide All Ctrl+Shift+H

would help if there was a copy/paste option in ms3d