I know some of you are loyal to the funkyBunnies script, I ask you to take the OBJ file attached in a previous post;and make the polygons in the mesh non-planar without moving them along an axis as the funkyBunnies script will do.
While I was able to make individual polygons planar using @Funky Bunnies script, I couldn't get it to stay true as I continued through processing the other faces. It does a great job at making a given face planar to itself, or making a whole mesh planar to itself as a whole, or to an axis, but it really doesn't do a great job of making multiple faces planar to themselves.
While I was able to make individual polygons planar using @Funky Bunnies script, I couldn't get it to stay true as I continued through processing the other faces. It does a great job at making a given face planar to itself, or making a whole mesh planar to itself as a whole, or to an axis, but it really doesn't do a great job of making multiple faces planar to themselves.
Stay True, as in the polygons retain their original angle ?
Original general shape. Not sure how to measure exact angles, but I'd guess they stayed the same, or at least didn't change more than a couple degrees. In fact, if it's working the way it's supposed to, the angles shouldn't change at all from the perspective of its "best plane" (which is the average angle of the face, in space)
Original general shape. Not sure how to measure exact angles, but I'd guess they stayed the same, or at least didn't change more than a couple degrees. In fact, if it's working the way it's supposed to, the angles shouldn't change at all from the perspective of its "best plane" (which is the average angle of the face, in space)
The angles shouldn't change at all as you claim; but they are with the funkybunnies script regardless what option I toggle in the script, the exact angles are not retained. I just tested for the forth time, and the angles are not being retained.
You are using the OBJ I attached with one of my previous messages ?
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second funkyBunnies script:
FBpolyPlanarize.mel
fast and usually predictable results
You are using the OBJ I attached with one of my previous messages ?