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Date: Mon, 18 Jul 1994 14:11:36 -0600
From: Matt Mower <[e-mail]>
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Subject:  Lone Polygons -Reply
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On 7/18/94 Keith wrote:

"What is the fastest way to find lone flipped polygons within
Lightwave?   I have tried using align but, that has given me mixed
results.  I have  done a lot manually there has got to be an easier
way.

Normally I create my own objects but I am in the midst of
converting  some of my older objects from Imagine, Turbo Silver
using Interchange 3.0  but am having to go through and flip
polygons all over the place.  Any  suggestions?"

I'm not sure if there is a better method, but if you are in a hurry,
go to the surfaces menu and turn on "Double sided" for the
specific surface that is causing you greif.  It may increase
rendering time a bit but it will get you on your way quickly.

Good luck,

Matt