Feb 22, 2018 · 31 You can merge multiple meshes together using a feature in Blender by default. Simply select all the meshes you wish to merge, and hit CTRL + J to join them together.

As you have stated that you want to also make the objects "lighter", I have a suggestion for you. The models that are not optimized for games usually have a lot of unnecessary edge loops …

There is a merge tool. Select the vertices you want to merge. Press ALT M (or M for Blender 2.8) There are a few options: At First, or Last will merge the points depending on the order in which …

Aug 23, 2023 · 2 While modelling a character, I modelled the legs separates but now I want to merge both objects at the crotch area, but whenever I press "M" to merge the vertices at the …

Jan 14, 2016 · 1 Now in Blender 2.83, select vertices to join in edit mode (use vertex selection). Then simply press M for merge (Alt-M does a split now), then merge centre.

Dec 15, 2024 · I am new to blender. I downloaded a model from GitHub and want to rig a humanoid skeleton to use Mixamo animations. To achieve this, I first need to combine the …

Aug 7, 2023 · I can't find the Auto Merge option. I looked up tutorials and they all said it should be here somewhere. Can any one please help me find where it is?

This is one way to (relatively) seamlessly combine two mesh parts, first join the parts into one mesh object. Make both part to have an open edge without a face. Select both open edges. …

I'm headed down this path because blender's automatic re-packing is resulting in a huge drop in texture quality. It's like it takes the bits of my textures where the resolution was the most …

Jul 5, 2020 · I'm trying to merge vertices using the Alt+M keyboard shortcut, but instead I get an option to split. I never saw this menu before Please help.