Option to enable creating different adjacent faces per-material #104
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Haha, lol. Well, you know what they say about great minds. Nicely done. This is exactly what I was going to do, I just didn't have time last night and needed a quick fix. That's funny it happened at the same time though. I personally don't see the point of this feature, since the same effect can be achieved in other ways, but someone did ask for it some time ago, and having more features and options available is never a bad thing and can't hurt. |
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Option to enable creating different adjacent faces per-material
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@Moonlight63, funny enough, I made this feature optional nearly the same time you reversed it, only finding it out just now. This needs translations, but it's working for me. Thoughts?