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Shrinkwrap tetris shapes without scaling or diagonal shapes
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Hello guys I want to achieve a Shrinkwrap modifier from a sphere to a tetris shape like this. This shape was achieved by merging two cubes Scale (1,2,1) and (1,1,1) I also tried getting this shape by modifying the vertices but the results of the shrinkwrap were the same
I kind of already did other shrinkwrap shapes that worked perfectly like these
These are exactly the way I want the shrinkwraps to work by adding a shrinkwrap modifier and putting the mode to nearest vertex and setting the target as the shape I wanted but all of these were made with cubes in where only the scale got changed. The mode nearest surface point needed me to scale the sphere so it fits the shape but I cant scale the sphere (the game I develop doesnt allow it) so the mode nearest vertex did the thing I exactly wanted. This is what I got when I try to shrinkwrap the tetris shape
the shape doesnt select all the vertices as a whole shape like the ones before so the outcome will not be good. Somehow there are even triangle shapes outside the actual shape.
So how do I achieve the shrinkwrap to perfectly wrap around my tetris shape (just realized its not even a tetris shape) without triangles and that.
I'd be grateful for any tips (I am a newbie in blender btw)
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Hello guys I want to achieve a Shrinkwrap modifier from a sphere to a tetris shape like this. This shape was achieved by merging two cubes Scale (1,2,1) and (1,1,1) I also tried getting this shape by modifying the vertices but the results of the shrinkwrap were the same
I kind of already did other shrinkwrap shapes that worked perfectly like these
These are exactly the way I want the shrinkwraps to work by adding a shrinkwrap modifier and putting the mode to nearest vertex and setting the target as the shape I wanted but all of these were made with cubes in where only the scale got changed. The mode nearest surface point needed me to scale the sphere so it fits the shape but I cant scale the sphere (the game I develop doesnt allow it) so the mode nearest vertex did the thing I exactly wanted. This is what I got when I try to shrinkwrap the tetris shape
the shape doesnt select all the vertices as a whole shape like the ones before so the outcome will not be good. Somehow there are even triangle shapes outside the actual shape.
So how do I achieve the shrinkwrap to perfectly wrap around my tetris shape (just realized its not even a tetris shape) without triangles and that.
I'd be grateful for any tips (I am a newbie in blender btw)
animation mesh shrinkwrap
asked 3 hours ago
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Hello guys I want to achieve a Shrinkwrap modifier from a sphere to a tetris shape like this. This shape was achieved by merging two cubes Scale (1,2,1) and (1,1,1) I also tried getting this shape by modifying the vertices but the results of the shrinkwrap were the same
I kind of already did other shrinkwrap shapes that worked perfectly like these
These are exactly the way I want the shrinkwraps to work by adding a shrinkwrap modifier and putting the mode to nearest vertex and setting the target as the shape I wanted but all of these were made with cubes in where only the scale got changed. The mode nearest surface point needed me to scale the sphere so it fits the shape but I cant scale the sphere (the game I develop doesnt allow it) so the mode nearest vertex did the thing I exactly wanted. This is what I got when I try to shrinkwrap the tetris shape
the shape doesnt select all the vertices as a whole shape like the ones before so the outcome will not be good. Somehow there are even triangle shapes outside the actual shape.
So how do I achieve the shrinkwrap to perfectly wrap around my tetris shape (just realized its not even a tetris shape) without triangles and that.
I'd be grateful for any tips (I am a newbie in blender btw)
animation mesh shrinkwrap
asked 3 hours ago
Kerim DnkelKerim Dnkel
111
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Hello guys I want to achieve a Shrinkwrap modifier from a sphere to a tetris shape like this. This shape was achieved by merging two cubes Scale (1,2,1) and (1,1,1) I also tried getting this shape by modifying the vertices but the results of the shrinkwrap were the same
I kind of already did other shrinkwrap shapes that worked perfectly like these
These are exactly the way I want the shrinkwraps to work by adding a shrinkwrap modifier and putting the mode to nearest vertex and setting the target as the shape I wanted but all of these were made with cubes in where only the scale got changed. The mode nearest surface point needed me to scale the sphere so it fits the shape but I cant scale the sphere (the game I develop doesnt allow it) so the mode nearest vertex did the thing I exactly wanted. This is what I got when I try to shrinkwrap the tetris shape
the shape doesnt select all the vertices as a whole shape like the ones before so the outcome will not be good. Somehow there are even triangle shapes outside the actual shape.
So how do I achieve the shrinkwrap to perfectly wrap around my tetris shape (just realized its not even a tetris shape) without triangles and that.
I'd be grateful for any tips (I am a newbie in blender btw)
animation mesh shrinkwrap
animation mesh shrinkwrap
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Avoid Boolean whenever possible. For such simple shapes you should not be "merging" , proper topology is important especially if you are deforming shapes where constant mesh density is important.
If you just want the morph into a sphere use the Cast modifier instead, it yields cleaner results.
Model the shape by extruding two faces of a default cube, then add a Subsurf modifier set to Simple, followed by the Cast modifier set to Sphere. Control progression from the Factor slider.
answered 3 hours ago
Duarte Farrajota RamosDuarte Farrajota Ramos
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I want to morph from sphere to the tetris shape and also without having a massive big ball
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You can adjust radius and morphing order from the modifier
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Avoid Boolean whenever possible. For such simple shapes you should not be "merging" , proper topology is important especially if you are deforming shapes where constant mesh density is important.
If you just want the morph into a sphere use the Cast modifier instead, it yields cleaner results.
Model the shape by extruding two faces of a default cube, then add a Subsurf modifier set to Simple, followed by the Cast modifier set to Sphere. Control progression from the Factor slider.
answered 3 hours ago
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I want to morph from sphere to the tetris shape and also without having a massive big ball
$endgroup$
– Kerim Dnkel
3 hours ago
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You can adjust radius and morphing order from the modifier
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– Duarte Farrajota Ramos
3 hours ago
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Avoid Boolean whenever possible. For such simple shapes you should not be "merging" , proper topology is important especially if you are deforming shapes where constant mesh density is important.
If you just want the morph into a sphere use the Cast modifier instead, it yields cleaner results.
Model the shape by extruding two faces of a default cube, then add a Subsurf modifier set to Simple, followed by the Cast modifier set to Sphere. Control progression from the Factor slider.
answered 3 hours ago
Duarte Farrajota RamosDuarte Farrajota Ramos
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I want to morph from sphere to the tetris shape and also without having a massive big ball
$endgroup$
– Kerim Dnkel
3 hours ago
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You can adjust radius and morphing order from the modifier
$endgroup$
– Duarte Farrajota Ramos
3 hours ago
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$begingroup$
Avoid Boolean whenever possible. For such simple shapes you should not be "merging" , proper topology is important especially if you are deforming shapes where constant mesh density is important.
If you just want the morph into a sphere use the Cast modifier instead, it yields cleaner results.
Model the shape by extruding two faces of a default cube, then add a Subsurf modifier set to Simple, followed by the Cast modifier set to Sphere. Control progression from the Factor slider.
answered 3 hours ago
Duarte Farrajota RamosDuarte Farrajota Ramos
34.9k64085
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Avoid Boolean whenever possible. For such simple shapes you should not be "merging" , proper topology is important especially if you are deforming shapes where constant mesh density is important.
If you just want the morph into a sphere use the Cast modifier instead, it yields cleaner results.
Model the shape by extruding two faces of a default cube, then add a Subsurf modifier set to Simple, followed by the Cast modifier set to Sphere. Control progression from the Factor slider.
answered 3 hours ago
Duarte Farrajota RamosDuarte Farrajota Ramos
34.9k64085
answered 3 hours ago
Duarte Farrajota RamosDuarte Farrajota Ramos
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answered 3 hours ago
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I want to morph from sphere to the tetris shape and also without having a massive big ball
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– Kerim Dnkel
3 hours ago
1
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You can adjust radius and morphing order from the modifier
$endgroup$
– Duarte Farrajota Ramos
3 hours ago
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$begingroup$
I want to morph from sphere to the tetris shape and also without having a massive big ball
$endgroup$
– Kerim Dnkel
3 hours ago
1
$begingroup$
You can adjust radius and morphing order from the modifier
$endgroup$
– Duarte Farrajota Ramos
3 hours ago
$begingroup$
I want to morph from sphere to the tetris shape and also without having a massive big ball
$endgroup$
– Kerim Dnkel
3 hours ago
$begingroup$
I want to morph from sphere to the tetris shape and also without having a massive big ball
$endgroup$
– Kerim Dnkel
3 hours ago
1
1
$begingroup$
You can adjust radius and morphing order from the modifier
$endgroup$
– Duarte Farrajota Ramos
3 hours ago
$begingroup$
You can adjust radius and morphing order from the modifier
$endgroup$
– Duarte Farrajota Ramos
3 hours ago
add a comment |
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