Nurbs display in the viewport

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# 1 18-06-2010 , 05:24 AM

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Hey,
I know I've seen how to fix this before, but can't remember. In the viewport a planar NURBS piece of geometry doesn't display right to the curve it was created from, there's gaps between the geo and the curve.

It renders fine, so it's not a biggie, but I know there's a simple way to tweak that, but can't remember.
Thanks!

Edit: Ah! Found it just after posting... :blush:
It's in the attributes under NURBS Surface Display, up the Crv Precision Shaded.

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# 2 18-06-2010 , 07:35 AM

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Bahahahah you are as bad as me!!!! Post Q, discover A on own, repost discovered...bahahah

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# 3 18-06-2010 , 04:26 PM

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I figure at least if someone has the same problem and searches the forum, maybe it'll help someone else. user added image

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# 4 20-06-2010 , 04:22 PM

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No one searches :p

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# 5 20-06-2010 , 04:56 PM

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Haha, true enough... well maybe someone will have the same problem while this thread is still recent and someone will spot it before they post a new thread with the same question...

No... you're right, that won't happen either. Oh well.