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$Math 146: Practice Test 3: Chs. 6 & 7 - Pierce College$

Expand Selection(default keyboard shortcut })The Expand command (View > Selection: Expand) is a singlestepversion of the Select Connected command. All points/polygons that are adjacent to selected elements are themselvesselected.Chapter 12: View Tab 321Contract Selection(default keyboard shortcut {)The Contract command (View > Selection: Contract) isthe exact opposite of the Expand command, except thatany elements that are adjacent to unselected elements aredeselected.SelectionSelection,Expand AppliedContract AppliedExpand Applied AgainContract Applied AgainExpand Applied AgainContract Applied Again
322MapsLightWave 10 - <strong>Modeler</strong>There are several VMap Selection commands that can be foundin the View Tab under Maps.Select by MapThe Select by Map command (View > Selection: Maps > Selectby Map) selects or deselects points that have entries in thechosen Vertex Map.Select UV SeamThe Select UV Seam command (View > Selection: Maps >Select UV Seam) automatically selects polygons where the UVvalues span more than half the image — thus assuming that theyare seam polygons. If you activate Patch with Poly Map, it willautomatically turn these into per-polygon UVs.Select UV Seam is limited, because it will not set UV values past1.0 or less than 0. Thus, it is possible that some important portionof your image will get missed (e.g., you really needed a 1.2 U or Vvalue).Select by Polygon MapYou can select polygons using per-poly UVs by choosing theSelect by Poly Map command(View > Selection: Maps > Select by Polygon Map).Select Polygons from Selection SetThe Select Polygons from Selection Set command (View >Selection: Maps > Select Polygons from Selection Set) letsyou select polygons based on VMap names.Select By Map InfluenceThe Select By Map Influence command (View > Selection:Maps > Select By Map Influence) will allow you to select pointsin a Weight Map based on their Weight values. To use, firstselect the target Weight Map on the Vmap pop-up menu. If youwant to select a specific value only, enable Absolute. If you wantto define a range, enable Range.You may also select polygons associated with the selected points.This will include any polygon that uses at least one selected point.Use the command while in Polygon edit mode by simply selectingthe VMap name in the pop-up menu and clicking OK. Anypolygon that includes a point with that VMap is selected. If youselect Exclusive, all of the polygon’s points must use the VMapto be selected.Normally, the new selection replaces the current selection. Toadd the new selection to your current selection, activate KeepCurrent Selection.
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AcknowledgementsEngineering:Chuck B
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