Shrinkwrap Examples
Using the Select Tight-Fit Faces or Facets Tool Guide
Use the Select Tight-Fit Faces or Facets
tool guide to control
shrinkwrap facets in selected areas.
The following simple example shows how the tool guide works.
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Click the Select Tight-Fit Faces or
Facets tool guide and double-click the
top face. This face will be tightly fit in the
shrinkwrap.
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Notice that the facets fit tightly on the selected
face. It is important to note that the controlling
effect falls off as a function of distance from the
selected area.
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Using a Secondary Facet Size
Secondary size is more useful for refining the shrinkwrap to preserve the initial shape. An example is shown below.
| This faceted model has a distinct profile shape. | |
| Using the default size and no Secondary size specified, Shrinkwrap produces a very rough approximation of the profile. | |
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| Click Complete and see that the secondary size follows the profile. | |
Using Shrinkwrap for Curvature Dependent Faceting
Use the Shrinkwrap options to make the triangles conform more to the shape with different sized triangles based on curvature.
Original faceting.
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Faceting after shrinkwrap using Max
size and Curvature
angle. Larger triangles can be seen on the
forearm and smaller triangles by the nails where
curvature is greater.
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