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Blender Quarter Sphere. The to sphere transformation will give the selection spherical qualities. In edit mode select all faces alt+j for tris. I need to use half of a sphere, but i cannot work out how to cut it in half. Create an uv sphere primitive. With a uv sphere, i size it to my requirements, set scale. Let's say you have half a sphere: Uv spheres are very useful for equirectangular maps (think planets, reflection maps, etc), they also match up with existing cylindrical details, joining the topo of a cylinder with a round. Go to orthongraphic top view (numpad 7, and numpad 5 to togle orhto or perspective) select all faces, press u, to unwrap, and select project. Delete the cube that you start with by pressing del. The best i can do is to remove 1/4 of the sphere. My question is what technique might be suggested to model only one quarter of a sphere, and get it so the two sliced off edges will match up exactly with each. Popup opens in the lower left of screen, choose your subdivisions there. It's very easy to do in blender: This will create a sphere with radius 1.0 (note: Mesh ‣ transform ‣ to sphere.

Delete the cube that you start with by pressing del. It's very easy to do in blender: Popup opens in the lower left of screen, choose your subdivisions there. Go to orthongraphic top view (numpad 7, and numpad 5 to togle orhto or perspective) select all faces, press u, to unwrap, and select project. Mesh ‣ transform ‣ to sphere. Uv spheres are very useful for equirectangular maps (think planets, reflection maps, etc), they also match up with existing cylindrical details, joining the topo of a cylinder with a round. The best i can do is to remove 1/4 of the sphere. Let's say you have half a sphere: Create an uv sphere primitive. In edit mode select all faces alt+j for tris.

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Blender Quarter Sphere Go to orthongraphic top view (numpad 7, and numpad 5 to togle orhto or perspective) select all faces, press u, to unwrap, and select project. Create an uv sphere primitive. Let's say you have half a sphere: This will create a sphere with radius 1.0 (note: Go to orthongraphic top view (numpad 7, and numpad 5 to togle orhto or perspective) select all faces, press u, to unwrap, and select project. Delete the cube that you start with by pressing del. The best i can do is to remove 1/4 of the sphere. Popup opens in the lower left of screen, choose your subdivisions there. The to sphere transformation will give the selection spherical qualities. Uv spheres are very useful for equirectangular maps (think planets, reflection maps, etc), they also match up with existing cylindrical details, joining the topo of a cylinder with a round. It's very easy to do in blender: I need to use half of a sphere, but i cannot work out how to cut it in half. In edit mode select all faces alt+j for tris. My question is what technique might be suggested to model only one quarter of a sphere, and get it so the two sliced off edges will match up exactly with each. Mesh ‣ transform ‣ to sphere. With a uv sphere, i size it to my requirements, set scale.