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====== 3D modeling tips 'n tricks for Meshmixer ====== | ====== 3D modeling tips 'n tricks for Meshmixer ====== | ||
- | ===== Join 2 objects together - method one ===== | ||
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- | Connect two meshes by closing the gap between them. | ||
- | {{: | + | [[Split 3D model|{{: |
- | These models ([[http:// | + | [[Split 3D model]] |
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- | Scale and position the two objects so they line up as best as possible. (These positions and plane cuts could be improved) | + | |
- | {{: | + | [[Join two meshes by closing the gap between them|{{: |
- | Open the object browser (view > Show Object Browser) and select both objects. | + | [[Join two meshes by closing |
- | {{: | + | [[Join two meshes by smoothing out the overlapping parts|{{: |
- | Group the objects together (Edit > Combine). This doesn' | + | [[Join two meshes |
- | {{: | + | [[Join two meshes by snapping one of them to the surface of the other|{{: |
- | select the area that includes the two open areas we want to join. Click on the menu ' | + | [[Join |
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- | This is the resulting selection | + | |
- | {{: | + | ===== Quick tips ===== |
- | Join the objects together: Click on the menu ' | + | |
- | Click accept. | + | |
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- | This is the result. | ||
- | {{: | + | [[Select a flat surface|{{: |
- | The new filled in area interpolated between both open areas. | + | [[Select a flat surface]]. |
- | {{: | + | [[Fill holes|{{: |
- | Go to menu ' | + | [[Fill holes]]. |
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+ | Find all the objects in menu ' | ||
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+ | Adjust the snap increments with the arrow keys | ||
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- | ===== Select a flat surface ===== | + | |
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- | How can I select the bottom face of this bunny? | + | |
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- | Go to Edit > Generate face groups. | + | |
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- | Adjust the sliders until there is a face group on the area you want to select. The face groups are indicated by the different colours. | + | |
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- | With the selection tool active, **double-click** on the face group you want to select. | + | |
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- | With the selection tool still active, it's possible to do operations that only effect the selected area. In the example, I removed the faces. | + |