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Once you've selected the edge you want to 'freeze', you can set the crease one of 2 ways. You can hit "N" and under the transform tab you can set the crease value to 1.00. OR, you can hit ctrl-e and about 3 or 4 places down from the top of that menu you'll see a "set edge crease" option that allows you to use your cursor to set the crease manually. It has to be a value of 1 for the results I posted. I like this way because the subsurf modifier is such a good tool but also its always applied over the whole model. Let me know if it works Crimmson.

[QUOTE="hobbitdude13, post: 388204, member: 13534"] Once you've selected the edge you want to 'freeze', you can set the crease one of 2 ways. You can hit "N" and under the transform tab you can set the crease value to 1.00. OR, you can hit ctrl-e and about 3 or 4 places down from the top of that menu you'll see a "set edge crease" option that allows you to use your cursor to set the crease manually. It has to be a value of 1 for the results I posted. I like this way because the subsurf modifier is such a good tool but also its always applied over the whole model. Let me know if it works Crimmson. [/QUOTE]

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