After I deleted unnecessary edges I got these weird lines. So, how do I remove them?
It's not the first time I get these lines on my models, but I can't find any questions asking to solve this.
You could set up some loop cuts (CTRL+R) on that mesh, or try CTRL+T, this will triangulate the mesh, sometimes this can help in these kind of situation. ALT+J de-triangulates to make quads if you need it to make N-Gons.
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Im following a blender tutorial on how to make a donut, but I encountered some problems while making my donut sprinkle.... I've tried some ways to fix it but it doesnt seem to work, im really new at blender so I probably dont know what im doing
Problems: So im doing something called a "Loop cut" and it should not merge the vertices like this:
Questions: How can i unmerge those joined vertices back again to normal?
Note: I couldnt do Ctrl+z since i had saved my project, I've tried to press v and pull the vertices, it didnt work
thank you for reading this far, Have a nice day ^^
I'm pretty new to Visio but I'm trying to figure how I could possible design a stencil to snap to a connector marker on another stencil/shape.
I have looked into actually editing the connector itself too see how its designed. I'm wondering If I could recreate the Endpoint on a single location for a shape stencil. Which would snap into place on to the designated shape, when a user drags it on to the worksheet.
Would anyone have any ideas or pointers on how I could achieve this?
I found my solution here.
http://visiozone.com/?p=298
Pretty much I had to take a 1D shape (A line) and Adjust the parameters of its boundary box inside the master shape, then group it too get it to act like a 2d shape. After, I could edit the group and add the shape I wanted then. Deleting the line and adjusting the endpoints.
Highly recommend checking the link out. I hope this helps anyone out there with this issue.
I'm not sure why its really difficult to find information on Visio. Being a 19 year old program. Haha.
After two training, I recorded the errors on the tensorboard.
The picture below is that.
Both lines are orange and difficult to distinguish.
The smaller of the two lines is the first experiment, the larger the error is the second experiment.
How can I set the line color differently each time I learn?
And if you look at the picture above, how do you get rid of a straight line?
Finally, if you look at the picture, there is a faint afterimage. I want to get rid of this.
Thanks you.
You have to write the results of each experiment to a different subdirectory, using a different writer. TensorBoard will present the logs from each subdirectory with different colors and with their names on the left.
The straight lines are for the same reason, TensorBoard thinks it's all a single experiment, so it jumps from step 60k to step 0 (because logs were written in that order).
There is a beautiful script producing a rectangle with rounded corners here:
http://gnuplot-surprising.blogspot.de/2011/10/round-corner-rectangle-in-gnuplot.html
It works so far and I'm able to adapt this example to my needs.
The problem is that it does not work properly in case of pdf output and I have no idea why .. there seems to be a problem with pdf and filledcurve in a way, that the area is not properly filled. Viewing the pdf you can clearly see that the filling consists of stripes and in between them are white lines separating them. It looks really bad on screen and on paper.
Again: the problem only occurs if the script is adapted to pdf output!
I've been working on this all day and still no clue how to fix this.
Does anyone see a way out? Or is it an inherent problem of the way curves are filled?
I wonder if there is a way to align the map lines so that the colons appear vertically?
I have tried SetIndent() and SetLocalIndent(), but with now visible effects.
thanks
You can't do this. Yaml-cpp writes its output as soon as it can, so it can't know if later on, you'll be using a very long key.