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en:blender:smoothing [2024/01/11 16:07] – created juliaen:blender:smoothing [2024/03/26 17:29] (current) – [Shade Smooth] julia
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 Although the model has been greatly reduced in terms of polygon count and complexity, the outer surface is still quite smooth. Although the model has been greatly reduced in terms of polygon count and complexity, the outer surface is still quite smooth.
  
-==== Colour Smooth ====+==== Shade Smooth ====
  
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-Final shaded model+The final shaded model has a smooth surface. 
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 +It can happen that models do not react to a change in this setting, as can be seen here. 
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 +One reason may be that the surfaces are not connected to each other. To join the surfaces together, select the surfaces together in ''Edit mode'' and use ''M'' for ''Merge'' to execute ''Merge by Distance''. The connected surfaces can then be displayed smoothed.