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Rodding Plugin ... - Printable Version +- Wings 3D Development Forum (https://www.wings3d.com/forum) +-- Forum: Wings 3D (https://www.wings3d.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=1) +--- Forum: ManifoldLab Plug-ins Collection (https://www.wings3d.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=14) +--- Thread: Rodding Plugin ... (/showthread.php?tid=190) |
Rodding Plugin ... - ggaliens - 02-16-2013 This is my second rodding plugin. This one uses a UNI-BODY , manifold approach more doable with straight wings3D. I just MACRO-ed a bunch of commands and put some glue in the macro. If you follow manifoldlab ... I've been working finsh this for a few weeks, but have babbled with manual and semi manual approaches for a long time. This is my first real BLACK-BOX manifold geometry version of rodding that is worth trying. It lives on the edge menu and should probably be feed all edges on a manifold that is somewhat smooth. TRY IT ... on the bunny that lives in the xtras folder (manifoldlab plugin). http://youtu.be/tJnt7m9vIWo RE: Rodding Plugin ... - Dimitri - 02-18-2013 Very nice and neat... RE: Rodding Plugin ... - Wegg - 02-20-2013 What does the geometry look like before you "1click" it ggaliens? RE: Rodding Plugin ... - ggaliens - 02-20-2013 Before ... the geometry should be any manifold shape ... perferably somewhat "smooth" ... but more imporant ... having no extremely bent faces. Really non-flat faces alway giv BEVELs and extrudes and move normals trouble ... and are a bad idea. So basically start with a CLEAN MESH and click it to convert the edges into RODS of a given numeric size (a default is suggested). |