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reason, as we can now continue to work with it, adding more geometry to
help us build in the clavicle.
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In Figure 6.17 , you can see the i ve-sided polygons in the center of her
chest. First, we will create a
Cut
across these ( Figure 6.17 b).
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Next, select the three horizontal edges (Figure 6.17c), starting at the new
cut and ending in the middle of her neck.
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Cut
these to divide the polygons (press
X
).
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Next, create another
Cut
to connect the new cuts with the ones left over
from the stomach work (Figure 6.17e).
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Finally,
Merge
these and the central edge to close the triangles.
With that area i xed, we next need to add an extra edge loop running across
her upper chest and onto her shoulder.
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As illustrated in Figure 6.18b, select the edges moving across her upper
torso and onto her shoulder .
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Press
X
t o
Cut
them.
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This gives us two triangles to deal with next. Select the edges shown in
Figure 6.18d and
Merge
them. This will leave you with an n-gon on the
FIG. 6.17
F ollow the cut from the stomach to the neck.
FIG. 6.18
S p l it the geometry further so we can work in the clavicle detail.
