15-06-2018, 09:26 AM
Hi Josemendez,
as we need to preserve creases, we will choose the path "tedious work"
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I have tried it and it works like charm, thanks for the hint!
Thanks you for the technical info, we have discussed it internaly and would like to know:
Is it possible to adjust (simplify) the skinning algorithm for giving better results, if we provide it only simple thick meshes without multi-layers and self-intersection?
as we need to preserve creases, we will choose the path "tedious work"
. I have tried it and it works like charm, thanks for the hint!
Thanks you for the technical info, we have discussed it internaly and would like to know:
Is it possible to adjust (simplify) the skinning algorithm for giving better results, if we provide it only simple thick meshes without multi-layers and self-intersection?
- The idea is to use this different algorithm for simple meshes (as described before) - this should give 100% correct skinning for this meshes.
- For more complex meshes use the default provided algorithm and fine tune it by hand.