Either press G to start moving the vertex and see all edges are connected to just this one, and the other is gone or H to hide the vertex and see there's no second vertex at the same spot.īeware, that this will remove not only vertices that have the exact same coordinates, but also those that are within 0.0001m of each-other.Click on the vertex that had a "duplicate" on the same position.Press ALT+ A to deselect all vertices again.Regardless of the setting, at least one vertex will be removed which should be confirmed by a status bar message: Press A to select all vertices (to make sure both vertices in the same spot are selected).Press G twice, and slide the vertex as far to another vertex as possible, so they both occupy the same position, confirm by clicking.Press CTRL+ N, then G for a new general file.On bottom you should see the number of removed vertices, depending on current setting: Ī panel with settings will appear on bottom left: From the context menu (right mouse button by default) select Merge Vertices and then by distance.From the Vertex menu select Merge Vertices and then by distance.From the Mesh menu select Clean up and then Merge by distance.
( remember to first select at least two vertices: at least one will be kept, while those, that are too close to kept vertices (depending on the setting), will be removed) What works instead, is merging by distance by either of these methods: As of writing this answer, the option is not present in Blender, or at least not searchable through F3 and buried somewhere deep.
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