probuilder-bridge

To bridge edges in a ProBuilder mesh, you specify the target GameObject and the vertex indices. This connects the selected edges to form a new face, handling both manifold and non-manifold edges while ensuring mesh integrity.

Yes, you can fill gaps between disjoint sections of a 3D model by bridging two existing edges in a ProBuilderMesh. This creates a new face that seamlessly connects the separate parts of your geometry.

Bridging edges in Unity ProBuilder fully supports non-manifold geometry. It handles both manifold and non-manifold edges during the connection process and ensures overall mesh integrity post-bridge creation.

You need the Unity editor environment with Unity's ProBuilder package installed. Once set up, you can connect separate parts of geometry by targeting a specific ProBuilderMesh and specifying the edges to bridge.

Edge bridging is used for 3D modeling tasks in Unity to quickly connect separate parts of geometry or fill gaps. It automatically generates the necessary face between two edges, creating complex models seamlessly.

The primary constraint is that it requires Unity's ProBuilder package and operates within the Unity editor environment. It is specifically designed for mesh editing tasks on ProBuilderMesh objects to ensure mesh integrity.