Planarizes subdivision edges and edge loops by projecting the edges to a best fit, view based plane, or perpendicular to the X,Z, or Y axis. Use this tool to quickly clean up uneven patterns in edges of the subdivision control cage.
Specifies the plane used to align the Subdivision CVs. A preview of the plane displays the orientation.
This plane is projected in the selected axis. CVs are aligned perpendicular to the plane.
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Alias chooses the plane that best fits the set of CVs (similar to a least-square fitting) while going through both end CVs.
You can use this option when you want to maintain the curvature created by the edge end points.
The plane is calculated from the view vector (perpendicular to the active view) and the vector joining the end CVs of the row.
Determines the direction of projection for each CV.
The direction of projection is along the edge that is closest to the perpendicular of the plane.
The direction of projection is perpendicular to the plane.
In the diagram above, the red cross represents the CV being moved, the dashed line is the plane of projection, and the thick blue line shows the direction of projection.
When on, picking an edge selects the edge loop.
When on, the plane passes through the first and last CVs of the selected edge or edge loop. The CVs in between align to the plane, while the end CVs maintain their position.