Who has an interesting way to fix this.

[Lukeh Ghost]

Can anyone offer some useful ways to fix this problem?

I'm using Blender 2.59

But I also have MAX 3DS & MeshMixer07 at my disposal so I can export to .OBJ and repair else where.

Anyway I was panning round and saw that the 2 seems were going thorough eachother slightly so I pulled them apart. Any way I can morph this together so it goes round?

Thanks in Advanced :)

[Chosen Few]

If I'm reading you right, you just want to close the open gap, correct?

It's only five pairs of vertices.  Why not just snap them together, and then merge them? 

[Lukeh Ghost]

That is what I'd like to do ! 

And I don't know how lol, it's my first project you see!

[Drongle McMahon]

Select the two vertices you need to merge and press Alt+M. Choose the option of how exactly to merge them. Repeat.

[Lukeh Ghost]

=P I literally just finished it doing that method, I should try before assuming I suck lol!

But Kudos anyway because I love clicking KUDOS!

[Chosen Few]

Glad you got it sorted, Lukeh.

Sorry for not having realized you didn't know how to simply merge the vertices. When you said you wanted an "interesting way" to fix it, I thought you were looking for something unusual.  I didn't get that it was just a basics question.

Anyway, don't ever assume you suck.  You'll find that most tasks in 3D modeling are quite simple.  It's just that there are a lot of them.  It's a big subject.

[Masami Kuramoto]

There is another method which is faster and less repetitive if you have a lot of vertices to merge:

 

1. In edge select mode, select the two corresponding edge loops you want to merge (e.g. via Alt-Shift-Click).
2. Menu: Mesh --> Edges --> Bridge Two Edge Loops.
3. Select the new edge ring you just created between the two loops.
4. Menu: Mesh --> Delete --> Edge Collapse.