[Plugins] TriangulateAllFaces v1.2 20131020
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It's a big piece.
Because I know SU limitations with small faces (I've been using it since it's first release) I always work in meters.The smallest face before use of your plugin is about 5m x 5m x 6,5m.
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I'm working on v1.1... watch this space...
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I do !
I press "F5" every 30mn...Thanks TIG !
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Here's an update, v1.1 http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=495430#p495430
It now handles non-Tris and splits better, centralizing them; incidentally, it now also preserves UV-mapping of textures etc... -
You rock !
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Works like a charm on that test :
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Could be made even better if it was producing a symmetrical result.
But for now I'm very happy with this V1.1 !
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@unknownuser said:
...but that is not yet "median" !
And if it was I know of some people that would be very interested :
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Can the plugin also triangulate already triangular faces, i.e. split it into smaller faces? It would be useful if you need to usce the sculpt plugin.
What about the "opposite" of this plugin? De-triangulate faces would be very useful after importing an STL file!
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It only triangulates triangular faces !
BUT... any faces that aren't triangular [>=4 sides], are first triangulated...
To triangulate non-triangular faces, you could also use my 'Triangulate Selected Faces' tool...
They will both maintain UV-mapping etc.
Find my Quadrilateralizer tool that makes all selected faces into 'quadrilaterals' - first it triangulates any with >4 sides, the divides the triangle into 3 quadrilaterals etc - [it's probably not the result you hope for - but then it will be all quadrilaterals...]
Also look at thomthom's Quad-Face toolset...
Just try tkem and see what these things do
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Very cool ...and fractalisissimo (if you repeat the function) ...but that is not yet "median" !
only 3 triangles at start!
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Here is v1.2 http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=495430#p495430
Now dialog let's you choose Bisect-Angle or Centroid mode for the triangulation splits... -
very nice TIG: I love this stuff:
I was wondering if you could take a look at separate Ruby using Voronoi Tesselation
I found some code that might help but needs Ruby interpretation.
http://bl.ocks.org/mbostock/4060366Cheers!
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