I was wondering how you could use bridge edge loops and simultaneously getting the bridged edges straight, considering that both edge loops connecting aren't exactly the same size. Is there a way to fix this afterhand?

This is what it looks like now:

So how do I get these two vertices aligned so that the edge would be straight?

Picture of the topology:

Picture of the final result:

Thank you, and wish you all the best!

I was wondering how you could use bridge edge loops and simultaneously getting the bridged edges straight, considering that both edge loops connecting aren't exactly the same size. Is there a way to fix this afterhand?

This is what it looks like now:

So how do I get these two edge loops the same size? In a way that the smaller edge loop adjusts to the larger one.

Using S+X/Y/Z+0 adjusts the edge to the smaller edge loop, making the larger edge loop smaller. Can you adjust it in some way that it goes the other way around?

Picture of the topology:

Picture of the final result:

Thank you, and wish you all the best!

I was wondering how you could use bridge edge loops and simultaneously getting the bridged edges straight, considering that both edge loops connecting aren't exactly the same size. Is there a way to fix this afterhand?

This is what it looks like now:

Picture of the topology:

Picture of the final result:

Thank you, and wish you all the best!

I was wondering how you could use bridge edge loops and simultaneously getting the bridged edges straight, considering that both edge loops connecting aren't exactly the same size. Is there a way to fix this afterhand?

This is what it looks like now:

So how do I get these two vertices aligned so that the edge would be straight?

Picture of the topology:

Picture of the final result:

Thank you, and wish you all the best!