I am trying to model my first true object, and I intend to make it symmetrical and I tried my best to do so. I didn’t manage to make it perfectly centered, as a section of my object is leaning towards the right while another segment is oriented towards the left. I previewed the mirror modifier but since it’s so off center, it makes for an uneven width. How can I correct this, and is there a way to do so while not making overlapping parts of the mesh?
I have a second question. If I wanted to make a blunt tip for my mesh, how would I go about it? Is there a decent way to make the edges/vertices/faces meet while keeping symmetry?
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My bad, I’ll try to clarify. I was trying to work fast and didn’t stop to think about providing screenshots and a blend.
As you can see, how it was made is not symmetrical. This is my first time really modeling, and I would appreciate a way to solve it without altering the width (making it uneven at some parts, instead of a smooth taper).
There’s another view. The second segment or so twists this way while near the end it goes that way. Here’s the current blend (don’t mind the fact that it takes up a lot of space in the grid):
Could use couple of curves to make the form and have the ability to change the resolution, then convert to mesh if needed. Off center_ja12.blend (422 KB)
