[REQ] Fragmenting script
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@rich o brien said:
Did you look at Blenders Cell Fracture add on?
I have, and even did an animation with it, however I really want an SU solution as what I need requires a ton of models and the back and forth is just way too much work.
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Only other thing that I remember was this tool Mike mentioned a while ago
Landscape design software | shape optimisation | mosaics, paving, tiling, cladding | cutting and packing
Rocksolver solves the jigsaw puzzle and shows you where to put each stone, tile or component. Beta ready to optimize your puzzle.
(www.intresto.com.au)
Or PM Fredo. I'm sure he has something worth testing.
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@rich o brien said:
Only other thing that I remember was this tool Mike mentioned a while ago
Landscape design software | shape optimisation | mosaics, paving, tiling, cladding | cutting and packing
Rocksolver solves the jigsaw puzzle and shows you where to put each stone, tile or component. Beta ready to optimize your puzzle.
(www.intresto.com.au)
Or PM Fredo. I'm sure he has something worth testing.
I saw that, not much info there besides it solving real world rocks.
I was hoping Fredo read my post and chimed in actually, I hate pestering these guys as they could be busy.
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TIGs cut to plane ran a few time can do a type of fragmenting.
It's just slow to do.
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I have some fracture tool code.
Not sure where I got it. But it looks like Cut To Plane but bastardised
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@rich o brien said:
I have some fracture tool code.
Not sure where I got it. But it looks like Cut To Plane but bastardised
I think I gave something to you several years ago !
But I never released v1.0
This is now v2.0, which includes settings for Iterations 1-10 and Size % 1-50, and a final optional Explode.
It also uses a simpler/faster algorithm for splitting, and by limiting any piece to at least 1% of the original part, then there is now much less likelihood of a split-off piece not being solid [although it also has some code to try and fix any that the 'subtract' tool leaves half-baked]... -
That s nice upgrade.
Thanks.
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As pilou mentioned - SketchyPhysics - with unexpected results... not really for natural stonewalls. But it's worth to try...
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