, i created a little room using a box and cut a square to make the window ...... i needed to give a thickness to the whole object ...... i used few plug ins ..... all gave the thickness but they also deformed the edges ( see the pic below ) 
........ so the external wall surface isn't straight ...... can we give a thickness while keeping the surface straight ? .......thanx 
........ but now it gives me a window border which is blue in color....... when i bevel both of the window borders that blue border doesen't bevel correctly ...... how can i fix that ....thanx 
thanx hiraziHirazi Blue wrote:The blue edge denotes a border edge i.e. an edge without a neighboring polygon on one side (simply put). Having them around isn't necessarily a bad thing, especially in a window setup like this...
I think it all largely depends, what part of the room you're focusing on. If you plan to only show the interior, I would extrude outwards and simply ignore any border edges, as long as the don't disturb the view. If you're mainly interested in the outside, the extrusion should obviously go inward... ;) ;)
that's a pretty good trick .....but for a walk through we can't do that 
...... any clue would be fine ;;) 
ohh thanx mate that worked too ...... i've got another problemHirazi Blue wrote:Just a thought: duplicating your room, scaling it ever so slightly to create the "outside", select all the border edges (of windows and doorways) and do a bridge boundary edge OP on them...
when beveling eges some areas of the object turns to a dark color 
kinda burning look...also visibles in the render region have i done something wrong ? thanx thanx mate actually it worked ......but there wreren't any ngonslehko wrote:Hi,
That's because you have some Ngons, I guess.
You can try to check uniform mitering in the bevel panel. That Slightly deform the mesh, but avoid ngons
.....also we can harden the edges in the same panel to reduce this issue completely 
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