Maya Quick Tip 15: Fix Gradient Display Issue on Faces by Controlling Hard/Soft Edges of Your Mesh

[@sleepshoo7410]

Just what I needed, thank you!

[@coldrain8993]

Thank you so much! It was very useful!

[@singasaniakilesh7031]

thank you bro

[@Timmaaayyy-k5f]

So i have the same shading issue on my model but My hard edges are still showing up with the shading issue when i do the soft/hard edges fix

[@WorldofLevelDesign]

Try checking your geometry: doubled up/overlapping verts, bad faces. Rebuild the faces with those edges if necessary.

[@yordi55]

Nice one Thanks

[@Bloodyasphalt8181]

it works whe n i hard edges but when i soft is mess the mesh again i tho was a normal proble so i set my normal to face it fix it but again it hard my edges, i soft it buum agan black spots
everywhere

[@abhinavdighraskar]

Thankyou so much for help

[@Blender_Devil_Arch]

hi, if we have a lot of edges or a medium-mesh then how we can soft or harden all the edges, if we can do as you can show us on video, then it's a very lengthy process to do, but in a blender, it automatically adjusts all the hard and soft edges I think, is this anyway in Maya, a quick way. Thanks

[@WorldofLevelDesign]

Take a look at Mesh Display > Soften/Harden Edges Options. This will allow you to set soft edges based on an angle of all the edges.

[@Blender_Devil_Arch]

@@WorldofLevelDesign Thanks. Got it

[@theapexpredator157]

This is a great tutorial, but it didn't help with my issue.
I have some weird darkening of some faces after I merged vertices and nothing I've done thus far has helped...

[@ompatel40]

It didn't work

[@Pheebles002]

OMG I LOVE YOU THAKN YOU FOR THIS gahdsgLKWNFPWNFE