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Input

• One or more groups containing closed flat edgepaths not filled with faces.

Face these Tips

• A typical usecase is to add faces to edgework imported from e.g. external CAD sources.
• Use Face as a preprocess for control groups. Then, you may use your enfaced groups as input for e.g. Zone and other commands.
• Face works best on groups containing raw geometry. Also, you may enface selected raw edgework.
• Since Face only works on planar edgeloops, first Smash your input, then Face it.
• Leverage mini-workflows by combining commands. Let us say you have a siteplan. But it suffers from wonky geometry, because it has been imported from a CAD file. You may then first Smash to flatten, then Clean to simplify the edgework, then Face, then paint the faces. The result can be a robust siteplan, a reusable controlgrup.

Known Face Limitations

Note that Face may fail to draw faces inside complex edge networks or recursively nested edgeloops. Holygon hopes to generalize Face so that it succeeds also in these cases.