Easiest Way to Delete Floating Verts - Max Quick Tip

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[@rodriguepellaud]

There is also the selection by numeric in the ribbon tool (set edge to =0).

[@OmegaPerson-33]

Elegant, simple solution. Perfect!

[@nicoquibilan3589]

Thanks arrismus!

[@nicoquibilan3589]

Got your Udemy course!

[@SvetoslavUruchev]

thanks

[@MichaelKadilnikovArt]

Or Remove unused verts button

[@Arrimus3D]

True. One advantage of this solution, however, is that you can learn to select those verteces so you can delete them, move them, or even detach them to another object. You also become more familiar with more tools instead of pressing one button.

[@MrGTAmodsgerman]

That never worked really for me. It ignores them.

[@morrisabramian2276]

I usually do the same thing , but after trying "delete isolated verts" in editable poly